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Elder Elvis CR 18; Elvis Presley; human; bard 15/monk 3; LN; Elder Elvis p. 42 Actually, I have Elder Evils but can't open it till Christmas. :D Otherwise are there other tomes we're behind on? -DM Jeff

You're very welcome! Sure I am, I know there are just a few needing adding, if you spot any head on over there and make a request! http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=175367 -DM Jeff

A little delayed, but here it is... Dragons of Eberron CR 25; Arstyvrax; vampiric old black dragon; necromancer 14; LE; Dragons of Eberron p. 56 CR 16; Athis the Scorned; elf half-silver dragon; ranger 10/dragonstalker 4; LE; Dragons of Eberron p. 57 CR 11; Yerod Toothdiver; flind; rogue...

I have to agree with Glassjaw here, I got the exact same impression. Specifically, the first three had amazing character interactions and storylines that involved NPCs with a host of negotiation, investigation, terror and meaningful combat. I have loved them all, it's turned my view of D&D in...

Heck no! I think this year, for the first time in nearly ten years my wife and I will take the kids someplace far, far away. Someplace where we won't be insulted and kicked in the face. Someplace where we'll be treated with dignity, like France. And where I don't have to look at the...

Of course! I'll have this up by tomorrow this time, good one! -DM Jeff

Wasn't it Bill Shatner in classic trek bloopers that placed his hands on that stupid glowing orb from Spock's Brain and joked "never fear, Zargon is here!" ? Maybe not. Anyway, yes, I am impressed by the previews and am happy to announce my last WotC D&D book purchase. Wheee. -DM Jeff

Fantastic, thanks so much! -DM Jeff

"This boxed set includes the adventure modules DCC #2: Lost Vault of Tsathzar Rho, DCC #6: Temple of the Dragon Cult, DCC #10: The Sunless Garden, and DCC #17: Legacy of the Savage Kings. It also includes a 32-page adventure path guide that ties these four modules into one cohesive adventure...

>>What ever happened to "just playing the game and enjoying the story?" I've been doing that for 28 year beginning next month, and 3.x has done nothing but actually help strengthen my stories, so I'm not of the same perspective. On the other hand I squint in suspicion about the original post...

Or, ignoring the site reference, at least Dragon magazine had good, quality, rules and detailed bits about it for up to a year, they seemed proud to show it off. This time around it feels like they really don't beleive they are producing a worthwile product ...kinda like when a movie studio...

I seem to have either a memory problem or just different experiences, but I was at the GenCon 3E announcement that was met with thunderous applause and an overall good feeling (as opposed to confused looks, a handful of claps, and a cricket followed by 3 days of grumbling and head-shaking)...

My better players write me an email the very next day (sometimes timestamped late in the evening after the session has ended!) specifically thanking me for hosting, the hard work, and making it fun. In addition, when they can they specifically spell out their favorite parts and ask about hints...

OK, so it's a big book and I didn't finish it all in one setting, but here are musings on it. It's a big story, and the developers know the party will have access to fly, teleport and other moving-about abilities at 13th-14th level, and the story takes place in a number of famous far-flung...

* Read the entire adventure once (or write it) long before you’ll run it. Reading it in advance is necessary because you’re going to want to read it again just a day or two before you run it. Familiarity with the adventure, where the important parts are, and the storyline is vital to running...

Well, I got the last hardcover in the last Forgotten Realms adventure trilogy. And while I thought I read it would be titled something like “Anauroch: The ruination of your childhood” or “Anauroch: The wrecking of the planet” it is happily titled “Anauroch: The Empire of Shade”. Overall, I am...

Positive Energy: I recall that when 3e first hit and WotC was explaining their thoughts behind the rules they originally set up Turning Undead to be but one story use for “Positive Energy” and that there could and should be other things done with positive energy. But I don’t recall seeing that...

I read it over and liked it. My full comments and discussion on it are at this link: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=183870 -DM Jeff

It's version of "Dragon" was...just...completely uninteresting. The "Dungeon" section was pretty damn fine, however. With the exception of the delivery. What was the point in releasing Tsojancth in 3 parts and then as a whole anyway? :\ And the fact that it's not print! :lol: Sorry, I...

Darn, I just snorted my morning V-8, which would have been annoying enough if I was at home but I'm at work. Man that was so funny. Work now. Crying. :lol: -DM Jeff