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Well said, Banshee. Me? I embrace the differences in each of them, and I love them both. Just get both and enjoy 'em, they both scratch different itches.

Hey guys, I see people voice their complains about "Fetch this" quests, and "Kill X amount of these" quests, or "Fedex" quests... and I understand how they can get a bit monotonous. My question is, strictly from a conversational standpoint, "What are some unique rewarding quests you've done?"...

That's impressive Danny! Me: - At 44, Went from a 200 lb fat guy to an 160lb crazy in-shape guy, by doing P90X twice, Insanity once and Insanity Asylum once. Still working out several times a week now. - Raised a son (as a single Dad) that won the 2007 D&D Miniatures World Championship...

P90X is DEFINITELY the real deal! I'm in my third week of Round two and the first 90 for me was amazing. It’s been a wonderful success, in every measureable way. My weight, my muscles, my inches, my stamina, my confidence… EVERYTHING has improved! When I started, I was about 173 lbs, when I...

Curse you Jaerdaph!!!

Yep, I bet they even got one of those, "Walk away from explosion and don't look back" scenes too!

Awesome!! I'm walkin' through Barnes & Noble and there in the new Sci-Fi is "Troy: Fall of Kings" by David Gemmell! For those that don't know, after the first two books of the trilogy (which were fantastic), David Gemmell passed away. Well, his wife apparently was able to use his notes and...

Ugh, STILL trying to slog through "Dies the Fire." Once I finish that (less than 100 pgs to go) I plan on reading Dragons of Winter Night.

Awesome - I envy you. Going into that for the first time is a great thing. Enjoy!

Thanks!

Can a 3rd Level Wizard use a Wand of Magic Missiles, if it's created by a 5th level caster?

Man, "Dies the Fire" was just too hard to muddle through. I set it aside and started "A Feast for Crows" again.

Excluded: Forgotten Realms Runner Up: Eberron

Finishing up (les than 100 pages, yay!!) the third book of the Dreaming Dark Trilogy, "Gates of Night". After that, I gotta finish up "Dies the Fire." Frankly, both have been a bit of a grind/struggle. I had spent the previous several months reading the "Game of Thrones" series (twice) and...

I'm TRYING to work my way through "Dies the Fire" and it's a bit of a letdown. I've seen it mentioned on here many times but I'm just not feelin' it. I'm also reading the final book in the Eberron Dreaming Dark series, and I'm loving that.

I'm with Frostmarrow. Having DM'd a party from 1st - 15th level in a Pirate-based campaign (complete with scale 3D Pirate ship from worldworks), I can tell you without reservation to keep the Sea Battles OUT!! Nothing killed a game session faster than clearing the table, putting down little...

LOL!! Nice!!!

Eeeennhhhh, (shrug), I read "Guns of the South" and it was enough Alternate History for me. I read regular History, and I read fantasy, I guess I just don't get into mixing them up.

Hahahah - That's a very cool idea!! (the amusement park)

What are some of the coolest encounters you can remember? I'm setting up a one-night adventure, and I want to throw in a couple of cool, unique, and most of all, FUN encounters. For example: - A cool fight on a Pirate ship - lots of swinging from masts, sliding down sails, etc - A chase on...