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Hey Andy, why don't you 'dip your toe' back into the Epic-level pool? Last time I checked, you co-authored that book, too.

I played a lawful neutral dwarven monk that prefered not to kill, though he would destroy undead and constructs without a second thought. He followed his own code and saw little point in converting others. The party was cool with his perspective, though it was left to him to deal with...

There's mental illness in this statement, but not where you think it is.

Adventures with Aardvark An little known 80's throwback by Elephant games, a 'company' a friend started which produce one game. AWA follows the misadventures of a giant aardvark running amok. You play the role of industrious ants building your own society while the the voracious aardvark...

I recreated aerial, sea, and land battles with whatever armymen/models that were available to me as a kid. My brother and I had all kinds of crazy rules for the completion of such battles, so yeah, I think I qualify. I also bought the D&D basic set when it came out.

Yes, according to the usual unreliable sources, the Abyss is no longer worth the effort... and the Nine Hells has a lease that runs out in December.

There are a few out there who absolutely will not get my money. period. Why? No need to go into it. They know what they did. Then there are those who get an automatic pass from me, including Mona, Cordell, and of course Monte. They could smear feces on my front door and I would still buy their...

It's a juvenile power trip, nothing more, though this game does bring that out in some DMs. I have never even thought to do it; I only ask for the stats (not the sheet) if the character has a chance of coming back as an NPC in the world I'm running.

Gary, No worries. I was just hoping you'd tip the choice between rogue and ranger for me on a whim, ala magic eight ball, not that you're an eight ball or anything like that. Chimes at Midnight is that Orson Wells film on Falstaff. It collects all of the scens in which the portly knight...

Hey, Gary, Good to see you on the boards these days. Hope everything is well in your corner. Anyway, I've got a burning question for you: Should I play a thief or a ranger? Best Wishes, Jokamachi P.S. Have you seen Chimes at Midnight yet?

Greyhawk. Hands down.

I would have given the guy TWO wedgies. And a :):):):):) twister. And a melvin.

Spent a couple months there in the late ninties. What a country.

**** ****** is barf monkey

Procrastinate until the last few available hours, then set to it. You'd be surprised how well some people work under pressure.

I've played D&D with a lot of guys in the military. Good blokes. Sad story, though.

I played a dwarf. And now that I think of it, that was also my class.

Now what if the characters can't retreat and the battle space is somewhat limited? Also, Hydras can charge and still attack with all heads as a full round attack. Wouldn't that change the weak movement argument?

Are unexpected hydras unbeatable?

So the descriptor says it can jump and get off four attacks in a round. How far can it jump and does that constitute a full round action?