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And for the Forgotten Realms, you can't beat http://www.o-love.net/realms/index.html

Hey, I've become a bit busier than anticipated. So as not to hold everyone up, I'm going to respectfully withdraw. :o Have fun, everyone!

I've been eager to play in an Eberron adventure for some time now, and I have a fairly fleshed-out concept for a Wizard cum Alienist. The boon item presents some interesting possibilities, and I'll get to thinking about how to incorporate them

Shilsen, I hope your players were sufficiently disturbed by some of the things you've populated the Mournland with - I approve, anyway! :D Have you been reading a lot of Clive Barker, by any chance?

Just finished Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum. It was... ok. It's my perception that, depending on the reader's prior knowledge and interests, this book will either be impenetrable or tedious. For me, it was mostly the latter :\ I'll grant that it had occasional moments of grin-worthy dry...

I'm reminded of a certain Kids in the Hall sketch...

If you have any interest at all in the Forgotten Realms setting, I'll second the recommendation of www.candlekeep.com - many of the setting's authors and designers regularly post there.

Well, I just finished Noam Chomsky's Failed States, and started volume 3 of the Vampire: the Masquerade Clan Novel Saga, and Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum.

Hey Twisted, I'd like to re-submit the concept I pitched for this game the first time around, if that's ok :p :) Mahto Jilwise: human Bardic Sage (from Unearthed Arcana) Delibrius Veerner was among those much-vaunted heroes who shattered the Temple of the Evil Elemental Gods. A crafty...

Seems I'm a: True Neutral Elf Wizard (4th Level) Ability Scores: Strength- 13 Dexterity- 12 Constitution- 11 Intelligence- 16 Wisdom- 16 Charisma- 12 Of course, I'm really a Human Expert [Anthropology] (4th Level) ;) Stats seem about right, though strength is probably a bit high.

Yeah, good luck to you; hope to game with you again sometime :)

Looking somewhat uncomfortable, Carfal says, "I mean no disrespect, Lord, but could you please put my mind at ease that, if we do find this fellow, you do not intend to... coerce him in any way?"

Carfal nods, and says, "Yes, it seems the Lord has as many unanswered questions as we do, so perhaps the time has come to begin planning our next steps... assuming Lord Ashchenon has indeed exhausted his collected intelligence on the matter?" he says, turning with a smile to Ashchenon, raising...

Well, they probably get Knowledge(architecture and engineering) as an automatic class skill; gotta maintain the ziggurat, after all... :p

Carfal nods, brow furrowed in thought. "Hmm, I see. Yes, I would very much like to speak with this gnome; his knowledge quite likely demands transcription for posterity... How is he known to you, exactly? I don't mean to pry, but anything you can relate concerning him may be of assistance."

Carfal simply stands and stares as Kevin is stabbed and subsequently healed. Finally, blinking as if returning to the moment after pondering something utterly mystifying, he turns back to Ashchenon, saying "Well, I can speak only for myself, Lord, but I must say my interest is indeed piqued...

"Oh? Then the sword itself must not be so terribly old. Unless..." Carfal pauses as he considers what type of being might possess the longevity to have had first-hand knowledge of an ancient wyrm.

I would think not: She's still inherently evil, just being coerced into serving a LN entity (the Claviger).

Carfal hesitates for a moment, a pensive look on his face. It passes, and nodding to the reptile he says, "I apologize for being so close-lipped; the fact is, I, too, bear the mark. When news of it reached my temple, the brothers and I were understandably interested in discerning its nature. Our...

Hey, I came across something tangentially related to this SH that I thought might be of interest: the first issue of Wolfgang Baur's Kobold Quarterly has a piece on Titivillus [sic], "the Scribe of Hell". The article treats him a bit differently than Sep did (he serves Mammon, rather than...