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Now now, no call for all that. I despise smilies, but use them as sometimes they're very necessary to communicate that you're not saying things with a hurtful manner. I've joked before and not used the damned smilies here, and people didn't understand and got pissed. You did it too. Your context...

All the railing against censorship- it seems to me that people just like having a cause to vent righteous fury against. I mean, I don't mind the word at all, but would it have hurt the story at all for the word to be swapped out with any vaguer term? I'd have (tried to have) done it just to...

Re: Re: Re: Where's the poll? Was that what you were going for? :D I dunno, doesn't read like sarcasm...

I'd just like to point out that somehow, someway, Lela guessed this one a few pages back... even going so far as to correctly predict the "name". Nice going, Lela.

With a gust of air that smelled of ozone, The Cathezar teleported into the room behind the Knights and attacked. Her cruel chains raked across them. Jamison cried out and turned to see her glaring down at him. “Why have you come here?” She demanded with a devilish grin. “We’ve come to win...

I'll just C&P this up from my story hour... short version is big, much-hyped titan goes down to first spell cast. -------------------------- Then, the rock shuddered. The screams of something shattering and men screaming could be very distantly heard. Evenly spaced, deep vibrations shook the...

Re: Where's the poll? Part of it being in Dragon doesn't mean it's done.

Vek scried and found Oaken in a small stone room with a closed wooden door. He looked unconscious, and very very bruised. He’d been through a hell of a fight. Vek turned away from his scrying mirror and closed the door to his study. He sat on the floor and communed with his goddess. “Wee Jas,”...

I do a pretty good Meatloaf. I TRY to sound like Bruce Dickinson. Not quite there. I can sound exactly like Dave Mustaine. I can sound a great deal like Anthony Kiedis, which is a shame because I hate everything he touches. I may not really sound like Ozzy, but I sing his parts well... same...

Re: Re: [OT-Humor] What does one have to do to have a quote of theirs used in another's sig? I'll beat that- I'll change MY name to Hal for only $100,000! You can't pass a deal like THAT by.

Side track Sigil- I hope this, your first and very negative exposure to Martin hype, won't stop you from maybe reading a few pages in the book store and seeing if you like it. I was turned on to the books by ENworld in 2001, and sucked down every paragraph like a kraken. The best time I've ever...

Just a bump, and here's a few rapid-fire ready-made Doc Midnight quotes that can easily be dropped into your sig or existing campaign: "Edena of Neith? More like 'I NEEDA some TEETH'! Ha ha ha" "Nothing beats Superman." "Dammit, Tsunami, you put down that shovel or so help me I'm calling my...

Yikes, that's a hell of a blanket statement. I know you said IMO, YMMV, and all that, and I thank-a you... but really, c'mon, Martin's a genius. He's written the best books I've ever read. There's a difference between not being able to tell a story without resorting to titillation and telling a...

Nope, K_S, 'fraid not.

The story? It's Martin... it's great. I'll not spoil anything. The story takes place on the Iron Islands and the goings-on there. Lots of the always entertaining Aeron Damphair, Asha Greyjoy, and some new characters. The end of the story is very, very cliffhanger-ish. It offers the promise of...

These authors dropped the F, or were just writers of status featured in DRAGON? To clarify, I'm not clucking my tongue or anything. It doesn't bother me. If I were a parent, I'd be a bit upset, as before this I'd never thought of DRAGON as something I'd have to read-through before handing off...

Hi. So, for anyone who doesn't know, DRAGON #305 has a novella-length preview of George Martin's A FEAST FOR CROWS, which I took straight from the mailbox to the couch before reading completely. One thing I wondered was how much editing would go on. DRAGON isn't what you might call PG, but...

Oh, just you wait.

26th of Ready’reat It was early in the morning. A pull on the front door’s bell brought Captain Metus to the drawbridge. He looked out at a plainly dressed man wearing a simple brown cape. “May I help you?” “Yes. I’m certain that by now, you’ve noticed that your white-haired druid friend...

Flick and Cecil Stoutheart are ready to swing into story-hour style action and we're bringing a plate of mother's delicious corn rolls!