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I am currently playing a character slipping slowly into evil. I thought acquiring a slave would be a step in the right direction, but some decent rules regarding such things would be helpful. So my question is, does anyone out there have Chains and Misery? Have you found it useful and is it...

You are welcome. I'm glad you had a great time. It is the least we would do for the great places you have and are taking us. Whatever. Six rounds or less.

This is a great story hour. Your writing is absolutely wonderful. I find myself suspending all disbelief and going with the flow. Not only is it interesting, but your humor comes across realy well. And that chase scene - Wow. keep up the great work.

While I realize that Sterling Heights can be a long drive from Davidson or White Lake where we play, shoot our Dm an Email at scyldsceafing@charter.net if you are still interested. I apologize for my delay in getting back to you. Real Life intervened and I'm still gasping for air.

Sterling Heights - Great Town. I'm out in White Lake, we have a goodly number of player now (six) in out tabletop game. I'll check with our DM and see if one more is a problem. I realize that Sterling Heights is not a hop, skip, and a jump from White Lake or Davison (the two towns in which we...

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Ditto the good doctor's comment.

Telephone for Mr. Scyld. Telephone for Mr. Scyld? Mr. Scyld?

Forge of Fury It took the party I run approximately 12 hours (3.5 gaming sessions) to get through this module. I did not signifcantly modify the adventure beyond to remove the roper.

I recently used "Vanity" from Dungeon #94 (?). The adventure ends when the characters encounter a spectre, following an encounter with a Chimera. The Chimera encounter brought the characters to their knees, but they were victorious. Badly wounded, they continued on to what I thought would be...

I recently received my copy of Dungeon/Poly. Suprisingly, the information regarding this change within its covers was slim. I expected more information, rather than less, within the publication than was released on this board. No mention was made regarding the number of issues subscribers will...

IMO, Dragon no longer services the D&D/RPG community as it once did. It carries far too much fluff. Such as pointless fiction, product tie-in, useless PrCs. It should dump the campaign specific (FR and Greyhawk) content, in favor of more generic material. Contrary to Ranes, Dragon does have...

I am in total agreement with Katerek on this issue. I do not read the fiction in Dragon. While I do purchase D&D novels, I do not like the fiction, especially teasers, in my gaming magazine. I believe that a gaming magazine should be devoted to gaming issues. I think, and I may be in the...

As both a fan of F. Scott Fitzgerald (on whom I wrote my Masters Thesis) and H.P. Lovecraft, I think this is a great idea. I also agree with Shapermc insofar as approaching an adventure based on Gatsby obliquely. Since the book makes J. Gatsby's motivation clear (get Daisy), making him the...

Adding my two cents to this debtae, I think that this revised format is less desirable because it forces the viewer to read most of the page, rather than to scan the headlines and spend time only reading what is important to that particular viewer. Thus, I like the shorter, bullet-point format...

I played 1e extensively and skipped 2e. Of the 3e mods I played, I would have to say that The Burning Plague is a classic in the making. It is the only 3e mod that I used more than once and would do again. I am lead to believe that this mod has been converted for use with NWN. Best of all, the...

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Putting together worlds/empires/cities/stories from published sources/modules/movies/novels/etc. is at least half the fun for my as a GM. In my home brewed world, I even pieced the map together from different world maps I'd seen. The characters' "home village" was ambigously written enogh in...