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That's just Satanic. :eek:

I've named a whole series of NPC's in a campaign with the name of dishes off of a takeout menu from a Turkish resturaunt. Exotic sounding and I don't think the players have any idea where they came from.

Black and blue

Come now, I'm sure that black dragons use Java.

This is how I'm playing a monk in our current campaign. He's great for getting to those spell casters that think they're safe 40 feet behind their henchmen too. The party is Ranger, Cleric, Wizard, Barb/F. Berserker and Monk so he's also the designated opener of anything that might be trapped...

Give him a taste of his own medicine. Have the evil mage cast a wall between him and the rest of the party and then more monsters come through the door behind him. Preferably something that can beat him down to single hp's by the time he can kill it. Something big enough to carry him off when...

William Blake Well, it would require a true ressurection spell.

The other 4 members of my party all have rings of evasion (I play a monk).

I picture it like a drop of water on a hot griddle, just skittering all over the place on a cushion of steam. Keep moving him say 50' a round in a random direction until he runs ashore.

When the DM was describing a monster that just appeared as having tentacles our barbarian (my daughter's character) interrupted him to ask "Does it have an excessive number of tentacles?" Since then that is a recurring question asked about almost any monster. In another group the 17 lvl...

I've learned everything from the movies, EVERYTHING liquid is explosively flammable. :)

You could try some minor tweaks to your pantheon: 1-Suppose all the gods were jealous of their own power and forbade their clergy to associate with those of other gods so that your players all had to worship the same diety. 2-You could limit the gods to only one domain and could make some the...

Since they have been giving the goblins problems, have the goblins hire their own band of evil adventurers to take care of the problem. This gives the party a chance to react to unexpected attacks then track down and deal with this new threat.