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okay, I'll check UA when I get home.

My wizard's spellbook is a sentient spellbook with dark desires. I am thinking of tying it in with Nerul. I am looking for some rules on insanity or corruption through the use of such an item. Can someone help me out with this?

Surely this is a false rumor, that's one of the great advancements in console gaming is the ability to hook up more than two controllers for party games and simpy when you have guests that want to play 4 person halo 2.

sounds like something I will see about getting for my cousin. He is exactly as the ad described. Interested in playing, but a dummy ;) Seriously though, I don't think it's a bad idea. I like the idea that D&D is becoming recognized as main stream and not thought of as a get togather for the...

ooh, that's a good idea. I'll definatly check Call of Cthulu for insanity type stuff. I don't see the group helping him out too much. The Elven rogue is too occupied keeping the half-orc from getting the entire party killed, the dwarven cleric of Clangedon Silver beard is really a cleric of...

Take that and add to the fact that d&d heroes are above and beyond what we see in the real world... Wonder how much HP the bull would have had? A hit to the head like that was probably a crit as well, so double the damage.

I agree that a monk is far more than a martial artists. A monk is only a normaly martial artist until around fourth level. By level 16 he is getting off 5 attacks at 2d8 damage, and all of these attacks are considered to be from magical, lawful, adamantite weapons. I see magical energies...

I like the water bending idea too. Avatar is a good show, it's on my tivo list ;)

Fiendish gnome with (su) Grant Luck: A leprechaun has the supernatural ability to grant either a good luck or bad luck giving the target either +2 or -2 to all attack rolls, saving throws, and skill based checks.

Happy St. Patricks day to all of you at EN World, fill the mug to the top, and make a toast.

Well as you guys know, we started the world's largest dungeon. Since I am going to school full time, working full time, and running a campaign other then WLD, I will more than likely run it as written with only a small number of changes. The characters is where we plan to develop the campaign...

When I get around to putting a game in my xbox again I'll add you to my friends list ;)

Alright, ill search for it. Well rather manually look through the forums since I can't search but anyway, thanks.

It's you vs. the DM baby! You win if your alive at the end of the night, if not you lose. In all seriousness, I believe that the DM and the players work "together" to create a shared story entertaining to all of them with unique characters. It really depends on the style you find more fun...

well we are using DM genie, so I can easily keep track of their weight, and before walking in the front door of the dungeon, they were all on the verge of being medium loads. Also, on a site note, under the spellbooks section of the intro it says that spells like web are devastating and be...

Is there any reason why my players should be picking up the mundane treasure and jewels in the world's largest dungeon? I mean if there is no way for them to get to a city, isn't it just extra weight?

I'm wondering how it would work out if something required immediate action from the other group? Such as anyt ype of interaction.This sounds like it would be fun.

mechassault 2 is flat out awesome.

Do you all recommend DMF over DM Genie?

I will be ready to DM the world's largest dungeon online using IRC as soon as I have a group of at least four willing to play more than two or three sessions. I prefer the players to use player genie (or DM) to create and maintain their characters, and we will use IRC as the gaming environment...