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I know, and used to game with, a number of people who worked for PEG back in the day. I took a workshop on Game Design where one of the instructors was Richard Garfield (of M:TG fame). I once had dinner with Daniel Greenburg, who created the Malk Clanbook for V:TM. ... I think that's it. :)

Can't we just go the more simple, and less smelly, route of the Elementary School "Haunted Mystery Box"? The procurement of cold spaghetti, pealed grapes, and jello involve less driving around and potential damage to one's muffler. Truer words were never spoken. ... I spoke too soon. :)

I think it's "lapain". D'oh! Looks like somebody already said that... But I do like "Hat of Bread"... Reminds me of an interesting version of Penocio I once watched on TV... Hat of Bread Upon inspection, this appears to be a normal cap made of felted wool, though it does detect for...

Lets see... Last year I got the guys in my group each 1. A folder/binder - To keep their characters in. 2. A pad of paper 3. And a ziploc baggie of pencils, erasers, paper clips, etc. I'm not sure what I'm going to get them this year...

1. I'm the Cleric and I did prepare Cure Blindness for that day... But the spell was traded out for healing before we entered the situation. Granted, knowing beforehand that anybody we would end up fighting would be people who worship the "Blinding Light", I probably should have held it in...

Wah wah wah waaaaaaaaaaaa! Here here! Go for the eyes!!! Flumps are good, and G-Cubes are cool because you always know they're around when the DM comments that you notice "how clean the tunnels are in this part of the complex". I'm also partial to Gibberlings, and more spesificly "Mutated...

You might want to give Castle Falkenstine a try. Not quite what you're talking about as I recall it... But it wouldn't take much to shift it to that direction.

I usually try to have some meaning in the names I select for my characters... Sometimes the meaning is purely personal, sometimes not. For instance, in a game that just started recently, I somehow got talked into playing a Barbarian... But I'm playing an Elf Barbarian. Now, I usually start...

Let's see... I had a character who was a Kender wildmage back in 2e (yes, I made her just to be annoying... But oddly enough, it didn't work...) Her name was "Sherbert HitTheDirt"... She had a familer that was a fairie dragon, it's name was "Banaca". Banaca had a big sister... A Great Wyrm...

One Ring to Know No Limit... I don't understand how it is that I'm the first person to think of doing this... That being said, please excuse the sloppy lettering... I just "know no luck" when it comes to text with GIMP. So I had to resort to MS Paint for that bit.

I think I may have suggested some of these before but... "Plant Communities of the Upper Midlands" by Treblem of the Green Sticks "To Serve The Illathid" Author Unknown (... It's a cookbook!) "Critter Bits and Magical Recipes: A Guide to powerful and alternative components for the Adventurer...

Hmm, okay, I'm not sure if this is the sort of thing you're looking for, but I have two related stories I think you might like... Or at least find useful... It's along the lines of Improv and "Meta-knowledge". Two things you expressed an interest in earlier in the thread. Back when I was in...

*tap tap tap* Is this thing on? Care to take a stab at... Black Wing Bird Bloody Sparrow

I'd love to help you out JoJoJo, but I'm not sure what it is you want... Could you be more spesific, or give an example?

The big deal is that he recruits... He VERY NEARLY got Dame Judy Dentch to play with him... Or so I've heard. (Maybe if he had succeeded you'd be impressed. :D )

Long story short, NPCs should be subject to the exact same rules as the PCs, for good or ill. That means, NPCs (any NPC) gets the roll to become stable. It also means that if you restrict your players to certain books, NPCs should also be created with only the rules in those books. A...

I certainly hope so. The levels for the iconics were pretty sad IMO. And Lidda was small, even for a halfling. The Halfling Outrider, even without his dog, was like three times her size.

They don't get out here to CA, thankfully, so I haven't had the pleasure... I seem to recall reading that some doctor pronounced them "low in carbs", and that at least one Atkins obsessed man was sent to the emergency room after eating a bowl of them that he had sauted in garlic. So that's...

I think the idea is that 3/3.5e stuff is easy to get, so it doesn't really need to be collected together. (At least, for now.) That and the fact that WotC is currently making money off of that material, as opposed to all of the earlyer stuff.