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okay, sorry guys. i'm back from my trip, and their should not be any interruptions again. i'll post to the ic thread right now.

i am surprised by the response of some of the first posters who suggest that friendly fire is okay if you talk about it and agree to it ooc first. i agree with the more recent posters who are saying that what matters is ic. would your character be willing to put other characters at risk? how...

i am in attendance. But...i'm out of town from thursday to tuesday. may not have much time to post, but after that, posting will not be a problem.

just like in real survivor, the best classes were voted off a long time ago, because everyone knew that they would be too powerful to let stick around. of course the bard, with his high charisma, was picked out early, lest his pretty words corrupt all the voters. now we are left with the...

here is a dice rolling robot you can add to your waves: tuxaios@appspot.com i think that until you have built up a good number contacts, there is not a whole lot that you can do yet, unless you are a developer. i am in wave, but still don't have any invites to give out. i think wave has...

this sounds good, exactly the kind of thing i'd be interested in. i haven't seen the wiki on wotc groups. do you have to be an insider? or have i just not come across them?

i also think the point of the op isn't to speculate how people would respond to the technological advances in the publishing world, but how they would respond to the game itself, a game that has evolved over 30+ years. it would be an interesting experiment, but you would need to take the rules...

hey, as i'm living in china, and have been relegated to playing online, and being even further inhibited because i use a mac, i am very interested in how people use new web 2.0 technologies in their games. first off, if there are already threads on this topic that i'm unaware of, please point...

is the game still available? if so, where? i went to the creative mountain games site, but didn't see it anywhere.

that doesn't sound like roleplaying at all. and it sounds terribly boring. well, actually it sounds pretty amusing, but in an out of body experience type of way. most of all, it just seems they aren't playing d&d. whether you call it role playing, or whether you call it storytelling, whatever...

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hey, i pm'd you my character twice, but both times got a server time out. i don't actually know if it got sent. let me know if you did not get it and i'll try again.

my character is almost finished. just need to confirm that we are doing standard point buy. must have missed it if it was already mentioned.

the steven erikson series, the malazan book of the fallen, features a member of the assassin's guild. while working for the guild, he just takes orders and kills who he is supposed to. separately, he becomes involved with some friends to avenge the unjust removal of a nobleman from his title...

read the background description, and i am officially excited/intrigued. i like the flavor.

well said!

for role playing purposes alone, i'd have to say 5 paladins. they would have no one to browbeat for being the wrong alignment.

let's imagine your dm wants to keep your characters' identities secret from each other. he asks each player to come up with his character in secret. he says not to worry about similar characters. he'll make sure to adapt the encounters to the party. now, let's say, by random chance, every...

i was thinking about a half elf cunning bard, if that fits in with what others had in mind.

funnily enough, i had not really though through the implications of my idea. i was not advocating we start with nothing. i was just looking for a way to give us a common enemy, and a reason to be adventuring together. not that we would be running around naked using chair legs as weapons for...