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Cool. I'll have my PC ready by this afternoon, if not sooner. :D

In Bruce's defense, that baby WAS being a real jerk. :D

Arvin rushes forward, trying to maneuver the ape creature between himself and Bartlin. OOC: Arvin moves forward to L7 for the flank, then attacks T1

If you still want alternates, I'm game. I'm thinking of going with a Fast 1/Smart 1/Charismatic 2/Personality 1 based on David Byrne, lead singer of the Talking Heads.

Again, I agree to a point. People will buy things that are losing money. However, in what universe does it make sense for Hasbro to spend $65 million to re-acquire the video game rights for a brand that is allegedly losing money, and by all reports has a potential sales value of $30 million...

Impossible I can't possibly give a "standard" description of a 10 x 10 room. The description of the room depends on a load of variables. 1. How are the PC's entering? Kick in the door? Stealthily? Seacrching for traps? 2. The purpose of the room - Is this a pantry? The princesses' walk-in...

I don't buy this either. Yes, much of the reason Greyhawk was sidelined had to do with the personality issues involved. However, even in its heyday, Greyhawk was never the phenomenon that FR was and is. Additionally, WotC has pretty much determined that FR and Eberron are the stars they are...

Just out of curiosity, what are you using to make the maps? They look great.

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Shopping a brand around is quite different from selling off the brand. Obviously if Hasbro found some sucker that would pay $30 million for D&D they'd be fools not to part with it. Also, if Hasbro were in dire need of some fast cash, then selling off a brand might be possible. I still stand by...

Here you go. BLACKENED CATFISH Huge Magical Beast (Aquatic) (Edited to get people to buy the book) Section 15: System Reference Document Copyright 2000-2003, Wizards of the Coast, Inc.; Authors Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams, Rich baker, Andy Collins, David Noonan, Rich Redman...

This theory completely ignores the normal MO of Hasbro. I can't find a single historical case where Hasbro has completely sold off IP. This is the company that sat on GI Joe and Weebles for 20 years before reviving them. The same company that only pushes certain toys/games (Lite Brite) during...

Little details like this really make a game come alive for me. Thank you! :D Of course now I'm dying for a taste of a bacon-stuffed honeyroll! Got a recipe?

Arvin remains motionless and draws his shortswords. "Why is it these butt-uglies always want to jibber-jabber before we stomp them?" Arvin focuses on the gorlla-beast in front of him and brings his blades to bear. OOC: Arvin attacks T2

Just one cat. But the cat is the familiar of a level 20 wizard. Alternatively, if the cat is cute enough, the dragon takes it as a pet. Becomes devoted to the cat, and spends every moment of its life tending to the cats needs, as all obsessive creatures do with their pets. (And don't tell me...

Pro-Wrestling is a great source for these. "I'm gonna stomp you flat, and walk a mud-hole in your backside!" "You wanna fight me? You better pack a lunch and bring a friend!" "I'll hurt you so bad you will become my painiac." "Whatcha gonna do when (insert PC name here) runs wild on you?" "I'm...

As a ranger, Arvin will gladly scout ahead of the party and take point.

I've always handled city travel very briskly. "You walk for 15 minutes across town cutting through the slum and the warehouse district to reach your destination." That's usually enough for my group. When they are really involved with the city (ie. Cauldron) and they want more info, then I try to...

"Much as I'd like to rush right off," says Arvin. "I'm a little tuckered from having my guts slit open earlier today. What say we crash here for the night, and leave the first thing in the morning?" OOC: I don't want to bog things down. Let's just hand wave a night of rest to recover spells...

You know, that's probably the thing that bothers me the most. Here's WotC, the company with the PATENT on CCG's, the company that made the money used to buy TSR & D&D by selling CCG's ... and they don't make a D&D CCG??????!!!! What's the thinking behind this logic? I mean, sure - Spellfire...