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chuc mung nam moi! Remember, Lunar New Year isn't just for Chinese =)

Yes. D&D has always been about mining information from all kinds of sources, and there's always something somewhere that can be salvaged from an older book for a campaign. If nothing else, it provides a target for later conversion =)

good god. i wish i had people to play Minis with still, cause i'd be all over this in a heartbeat. as it is, i havent even bought any abberations yet =(

cool =) I'm also from San Jose, and have been without a game since i moved back from college in summer.

Turin Shroud Older Than Thought My thoughts are born in miliseconds and die soon after. I'd agree that this shroud of tangibility is indeed older than thought =)

The dragonlance Barbarians Trilogy by Thompson and Cook explores pretty thoroughly the evolution of humanity in that setting, in an interesting way. Stuff like metal being discovered through dragon scales at first, and the tribe being fostered by a good dragon, elves having crude iron...

on reading the topic, two settings came immediately to mind- Dragonlance (during the war of the lance- the first modules were totally a post apoc setting trying to recover) and Wheel of Time, which explains in great detail how the world evolved and changed over the course of years since the...

this looks hella cool. where did you get the dvd from, if it isnt being distributed stateside? /and seconds after i post, i remember that Turanil is french and thus has no problems getting a french film =)

heh. i guess i should have submitted my second guy sooner, then =) No worries. I stand by my character, though competition is going to be tough with so many wonderful characters submitted. I can only hope that people still like me =)

watching the daredevil directors cut entails watching daredevil again, and i can't bring myself to ever do that again. The sooner that movie is excised from common thought, the happier i'll be.

do box sets count? if so- Time of the Dragon. The complete essence of Dragonlance ported to a continent unravaged by hundreds of canon trampling novels, and still full of the wonder and amazement of the setting. If only books? Sovereign Press's War of the Lance. Dragonlance as it should...

Say what you will about anything else he did, but Tracy Hickman knew how to create amazing bad guys. My votes on Stradh and Soth.

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i've been looking at these books lately with the building desire to read em. Can anyone review/explain the premise of the novels? worth reading?

worst movie i've seen in a very long time. Save your money, and punch yourself in the face for three hours. You'll enjoy it more.

I find that rap music, despite its lyrical content, is the spiritual successor to poetry. Lately i've been listening to a lot of hip hop music, not for content, but for structure, rhyme scheme, rhythmic value, and i'm floored by the sheer technical artistry involved. Jay Z, for instance, is...

wow, Kai! that addition is awesome! Makes me want to submit another character =)

having gone to both this year, i'd say Indy, by far and away. Indy has one hundred times the stuff to do and things to see as Socal, and a lot of cooler releases and everything. The only real reason to go to socal so far is if it is in driving distance =)

i ordered mine last night as well. hope i made the 500 who get the pin =)

definately the first fight in Hero, in the rain at the go building. It was a perfect meld of music and skill and mysticism. But now that i think of it, certainly those battles in Wheel of Time are awesome. Pretty much all of them. The battle at Dumai's Well, the battles in Fires of...