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Cthulhu's Librarian and Ethernaut: PCat mentioned that a couple of you recognized me that night--sorry I zoned, but I was very tired. And I was trying to keep a low profile because I hate it when a "friend" drops by a game and drags everything to a screeching halt while they chat. :) (Probably...

Wow. You have a memory like a steel trap!

The most amusing/embarassing GenCon moments for me were whenever I was with Piratecat, and he would introduce me to one of you folks: "This is Quartermoon." The blank looks (who??) were priceless...nothing goes together like the most well-known personality on these boards and a lurker lady who...

Sorry, guys, I have you all beat. Because I have the perfect gamer HUSBAND. Note that I am a stay-at-home Mom, with two daughters (the youngest was 22 months old when I went to my first GenCon), and my husband hasn't got much interest in RPGs, though he is willing to play with me if it's...

Oh, and what PCat said. :) I actually met PCat playing with the RPGA. He does an incredible dwarf. Our Judge dozed though much of the event, and he was STILL fantastic (hard to believe, but true).

Sure! As a member, you can download any module from their library of adventures from past cons, as well as play. Here's their page describing themselves in detail: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=rpga/hq/newcomers Yes, one called Winter Fantasy, in January. But it has been having...

Is my memory faulty, or is Step an NPC? Such a rich story line for an NPC is pretty cool.

Well, I do have dial-up. And oddly enough it only took me half an hour to get my Cthulhu Masters Tournament ticket...response was slow, but working, between 3 and 3:30.

I'm not sure why, but Eternal Sentinel is my favorite so far. I can't really tell what his powers are, exactly, but I like him. It's more personal style than powers, anyway. Of course, Reformer seems like a lot of fun, too...in a completely opposite way, if that makes any sense.

I got the feeling that was a bit more amused mocking on Cruciel's part. And I have to say, I like it when we get something from her other than "She steps in and saves Velendo from X." That other NPC, the one without the wings...he gets all the good lines. Hm. When >I< get to guest play at...

Just noticed this. ;) Ohio is, after all, such a safe, boring place. Perfect for maintaining one's tenuous grip on sanity. That is, until all the overly pleasant people drive you insane. :uhoh:

Elanor is a beautiful name, and Elanor is a beautiful little girl. Congratulations to you both! And I would happily change diapers for you. :) Mine are 8 and 11 now, and I can honestly say they are the best thing about my life, and worth all the diapers and sleepless nights in the world...

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Ahhh....my reward for finishing my tax return...an update! :)

Cue the stomach acid!

Duhh--everybody knows Malachite is the sexiest DoD of all. (Sorry, Nolan, but a man can be too pretty, you know ;)). Too bad his heart is made of stone...or am I wrong, Mara?? :)

Thanks, Pcat, for pointing me here and thereby tormenting me with that which I cannot have. ;) This sounds great, absolutely. But every Wednesday...my Girl Scout troop meets on Wednesdays, my eldest daughter is in two musicals, my youngest is taking two art classes, I'll soon be preparing for...

Teen Titans, Kim Possible, Jimmy Neutron, and the hilarous Stalag 13 parody Recess.

"Classic" is just the term the RPGA usees, to differentiate them from "Living". I's not meant to imply longevity or impact, as in "classic car." They had a contest years ago, looking for a more descriptive term, but I guess they didn't find one. The difference between Classic and Living is...

Living Spycraft, managed by AEG, is the exception, not the rule. The only Living Campaigns wholly run by the RPGA are Living Greyahwk, Living Force, and Legacy of the Green Regent. The others (Living Death, Arcanis, Kalamar, etc.) are termed "Member Enabled" campaigns, which means that they...