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His name is just "D," and yes, he has a face-shaped parasite in his left palm; Mike McShane does its voice in VHD: Bloodlust.

The "long animal bone" is a club with a -2 penalty to hit due to inferior material. However, Conan is a high-level fighter/rogue/barbarian with high Strength, so such a penalty doesn't inconvenience him.

My Star Wars GM has the idea that Grievous is actually a cyborged Darth Maul.

There is a female Angel; she had Beak's kids. I doubt the writers for X3 would know about an obscure character like her unless they read Exiles or Morrison's New X-Men run.

Actually, after Nemesis, Riker is CO of his own ship.

For the last two days, I have had absolutely no access to the Wizards of the Coast message boards. When I try to get in, I get one of two alert messages: "The operation timed out trying to access boards1.wizards.com" or "The document contains no data." I know they've had trouble with the Search...

20 years ago, Beyblades were called Spinjas.

"So, we're on Gand." Origin: SWRPG. The GM started, "So, you're on Gand," to catch us up with where we had ended the week before. Unfortunately, that was as far as he got due to out of game conversations, and it was a few minutes before we stopped, paid attention, and I repeated, "So, we're on...

I'd like to go Patrick Norton and take a sledgehammer to G4.

I wonder what Loki has in store for his half-brother and his friends? Back in the first volume of Ultimates, there was a character who was supposed to be Freddie Prinze Jr. Because the creative team didn't have permission to use his likeness, his face is always obscured (a word balloon is right...

I'm painting one of these for Chick Challenge V.

The problem may not lie entirely at Paizo's feet; at least some of the blame belongs to whatever mail service they use.

If Robbie designed your woman, she would have an S-curve in her spine, gazongas out to here, toothpicks for ankles, and she would always be hiding her feet behind something.

I like to build characters around the miniature; I find it a lot easier. I'm painting three snakemen for the guys at a FLGS (getting store credit for 'em), a paladin for a guy in my group, and a bunch more as potential PC's and NPC's (or maybe just for gits and shiggles).

At first glance, you might not give Kerad Dyilf more thought than any other odd loner, but if you take a closer look... Standing 5'6", Kerad wears a trenchcoat one size too large so it stretches to mid-calf, and metal pauldrons are bolted to the coat's shoulders. He wears his dark brown hair...

I use Adikolor as well, since it's the only paint that one of my favourite LGS's carry. I love the dropper, and would never consider using a screw-cap pot like the Citadel line. However, I have noticed that Adikolor tends to settle quickly, so when I sit down to work, I often have to shake the...

With a bit of converting, you could use the rules in the Combat chapter of the SWRPG Hero's Guide.

Rashemen.

The DM only truly loses when the game ceases to be fun; as long as everyone has a good time, and each session has at least one memorable moment, everybody wins.

Tell me about it. There's a thread on the WotC Character Optimization board about the most twinked-out Hurler one can build. Last I checked, the thing was doing several BILLION dice of damage with a colossal sphere of enchanted iridium.