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How about http://www.hiddendoors.com ?

I'll take a gander at the core rules for 5e, just as I did with 4e. Granted, neither 2e nor 4e inspired my imagination in the way that 3.5e does. If the game is geared solely for dungeon crawls, I'll pass. If it allows for world building from day one, color me intrigued; making stuff up is half...

I dabbled in Traveller and Gamma World for a time, but D&D has been my main focus since 1979. Since 1995 I have run 4 campaigns, two were 1e, one was 1e that switched to 3e, and my current game is 3.5e. I also have the Pathfinder PDFs but have not run a game using that system yet.

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For inspiration, you might want to listen to some of the lovely holiday music from the H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society, readily available on YouTube. Then feel free to stat out a gargantuan figgy pudding.

In my games, the krampus is a "male hag", the offspring of two night hags conceived while one was shape-changed into male form. They are natural-born hag-killers and are prone to capturing young hags and imprisoning them in a misshapen "cage" of bone which extrudes from their backs. In this cage...

For the past five years I have been running my 3.5e undersea chat-based game on SUnday nights. Before that, I ran two play-by-post campaigns for several years each. In-between the PbP games I ran a chat-based game via AIM for over a year.

This. Rooted in Reality. You give the players something familiar to latch onto as a springboard, then add fantastical elements as the icing on the cake. Envision forests of branching coral the size of mighty trees, stretching upwards toward the surface atop mountainous seamounts. Or perhaps a...

Same Here. Safe Browsing Diagnostic page for www.enworld.org What is the current listing status for www.enworld.org? This site is not currently listed as suspicious. Part of this site was listed for suspicious activity 3 time(s) over the past 90 days. What happened when Google visited this...

Absolutely! For my undersea campaign I draw inspiration from reference books, documentaries on Discovery and NatGeo, and a plethora of websites like deepseanews.com, underwatertimes.com, and montereybayaquarium.org. I also keep saltwater aquariums from which I get loads of ideas. I’ll turn a...

"You simply walk up to the girl and say 'I break with thee, I break with thee, I break with thee' and then you throw dog poop on her shoes" - Steve Martin

As the boat approaches from a distance, you notice it lacks a mast. As the ship beaches itself upon the island, you see the portholes have all been barred. Prison Ship

It could be worse. Where I hung our TV there was a power outlet but no other jacks. I didn't want to run an HDMI cable from the receiver to the TV, as it would have been unsightly. So, I opted for Wireless HDMI . cha-ching

But what happens when enough people believe in it? ;)

http://dvice.com/archives/2012/11/island-shown-on.php "A mystery has unfolded in the South Pacific recently. An island shown on a Google Earth map of the area was no where to be found when scientists went looking for it as part of a geological study of the area."

I found the film to be visually stunning, skewed of course by the fact that I run an undersea game. For those who wish to see the facts behind the fiction, I present: Flying Fish Smacks of Jellyfish Bioluminescence Carnivorous Sea Algae

Best to go home and get the bike, then.

I concur. If the author says the nickname is pronounced "Pie" instead of "Pea", let's go with that. There's always room for pie. ;) Now, back to the pronunciation of octopodes...

Agreed. "Willing Suspension of Disbelief" is easier with a dose of realism.

Of course assuming money is no object, I still start with the lower ranges... Bahamas Bonefish Cay "An amazing opportunity to own property in the Bahamas for under US $1M! Just reduced, Bonefish Cay is located in the Middle Bight of Andros, and is just a short flight from Nassau, the capital...