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Hilarious!! :lol: :lol: or, as my boss would put it: you've got to think outside the box, people! Hagor

With all the praise for some of these story hours I see I still have some serious reading to do... But anyway, for a truely awesome story hour check out: The Quests of Samantha the Red . Hagor (patiently waiting for an update of Samantha's Quests)

I often write down names from scientific publications and articles (as a "professional" scientific researcher you have to keep up to date with other people's research as well). Some have a very nice ring to it! I also have made other lists from various sources (names from books, films, etc.)...

In my Middle Earth campaign, I made some modifications to some of the classes (mostly flavourwise) and magic is not so prevalent. With this in mind, the active PCs currently are: - a paladin - a druid-type priest - a fighter/thief (uhm, I mean rogue! :heh: ) - a swashbuckler recently...

Nice suggestions. I'd prefer a dice pool, or shorter, a pool of gamers, though. Hagor

For what it's worth, Terry Prattchet described some sort of (semi-magical?) semaphore system in his more recent Discworld novels. It is referred to as "the Clacks". more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clacks_(Discworld) Hagor

The campaign I play in (city of the spider queen) includes: * Freddy Rodenberry, halfling rogue 5/fighter 4/peerless archer 3 (me). Aiming to be the ultimate archer, he mainly uses his composite short bow, while in melee, he usually wields a short sword. * Mistral, human sorcerer 11. I have not...

My group is currently in the middle of the somewhat modified "assassin's knot" - module (also adjusted for 3.x ed, and located in middle earth). Hagor

Sorry Olaf, no answers from me: I have similar questions myself. (So, this post can considered to be a sort of "bump") I too am planning to start the Freeport modules for my group (in the not so far future) . For nostalgic reasons I would place the city in the Forgotten Realms, but uncertain in...

The guy my players want "to deal with" above everything else, is Vacros, a roguish Easterling from Palantir Quest (MERP). He stole the object they were after (oh yes, and some of their valuable possessions as well) and left them to die. At the end of the quest I let him escape. Now, the mere...

Yep, extremely frustrating. You make all this effort in creating a fine character concept and background; during play you try to fit it in the campaign world (so that the character has a 'life' outside the adventure part) and than it's over. Unfortunately, in my case, this seems to be more the...

Great stuff everybody! a few more: bunburst: all bakery products in the area explode showering everybody with crumbs remove rear: the answer to backstabbing! limited wash: sanitary and hygiene procedure in your typical orc stronghold penthrall: slave who receives his orders by mail Hagor

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I agree. In the 'city of the spider queen'-campaign I'm in, most of our party has this feat, including my character, a halfling archer. Last fight I have used this feat quite extensively: changed from bow, to short shord & (ring of force) shield [when cornered by attacker] and then to long...

damage deduction: elementary dear Watson, I hit therefore I deal damage calm emoticons: supernatural ability of message board moderators ranged pouch attack: pick pockets from a distance remove purse: spell which let you make a ranged pouch attack woodland strike: cessation of work by...

dungeon matter: makes up dungeons hack & stash: first edition feel roleplaying desk of many things: cursed piece of furniture at which I have to work daily produce fame: instant success for your bard (and he wants to make musicals...) continual fame: prevents your bard from being a one-hit...

I did some homework. In random order: arcane truckster: prestige class for heavy-vehicle driving witches share smells: an unfortunate side-effect of having a familiar or animal companion liceless roleplaying: shouldn't be a problem when players and GM maintain a decent level of personal...

GREAT STUFF! I just love this thread! But you better don't read it at work... some more: rolepraying: a) roleplaying with a killer DM <insert name here>; b) religious activity in which you pretend to be someone else rolepaying: what everybody will be doing a lot more when there is no more...

True peeing: male humanoids do not have to raise the toilet seat anymore Chain lighting: decoration for the Christmas tree Dope trick: hey dude, now you see it, now you don’t! Hair domain: for clerics who are going bald control wings: is fairly obvious - take control of the wings of a winged...

Some more: Aristocat: class for feline NPCs Love Silently: useful skill when your parents sleep in the next room Stonekin: your family after meeting a medusa creeping loom: a weaver’s worst nightmare Tree seeing: lets you see trees as they really are, mostly used by bored rangers and druids Hagor