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I make Dunkin Donuts coffee at home, or Asplund Chocolate Caramel Truffle.

I'm listening to The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson as an audiobook. I am reading bits and pieces of Everyday Life in the Viking Age. I'm not sure what I will delve into next.

If you like low-level scenarios, The Adventure Begins is a really great product. I also enjoyed Halls of the Minotaur. Into the Wilds looks very fun and I think I will use that as the starter adventure in a future campaign. The ones I most want to run right now are The Scaly God and Legacy...

Looked back through my archive, it was December 2000. And Peter Adkison also left WotC in the same stroke.

I wouldn't read a lot into it. Does anyone remember the rough timeline for how the 3.0 layoffs went? 3E was released in August 2000. Didn't the first big wave come in like Oct/Nov of that same year? And then there was another smaller round the next spring I think. Boy I'm having trouble...

I subscribe to pathfinder stuff, so that keeps some good 3.5 stuff flowing in. I have lots of backlog stuff as well, including many Goodman Games adventures I would like to eventually run. I don't think I will go to Pathfinder whole cloth but I will certainly cherry-pick for usable ideas.

One of my sad duties during my time as the D&D news guy was reporting on a round of layoffs at WotC. I see a note on Chris Pramas' Facebook page to the effect that he's hearing rumors of the same going on right now. Anyone have anything more substantial?

I'm listening to The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson as an audiobook. I am reading bits and pieces of Everyday Life in the Viking Age. I'm not sure what I will delve into next.

I need, like, 4-6 evil little clowns to cause some mayhem. I'll put my thinking cap on and see what I can come up with...

Awesome, awesome advice. Thank you everyone! I especially appreciate the notes about the strengths/weaknesses of the opponents which I had not really analyzed carefully. I am thinking that the nymph queen might play a little trick with the fabric of time and basically restore the PCs'...

Hi all, I'm about to start my group through Paizo's Carnival of Tears module. If anyone has run this or was a player in it, I would love to hear your tales and suggestions. I'm a little iffy on the love-story aspect of the module and am thinking about having it be more of a simple revenge...

Is this one on the "pay" side of DDI? I have this thing where when I go to the link, I see a brief flash of the page, then the content in the middle (black text on white background) disappears and all I see is a wide gray strip where it should be. Hmm. Maybe it's my ad blocker... (edit)...

Maybe moderators are special. I think so, anyway! :love:

Oh yeah, Eomer - I knew he looked somewhat familiar somehow.

I have so many of those Galaxy News Radio songs stuck in my head ... the one going through my head now is "I'm Tickled Pink." Driving me crazy!

I'm concerned that the time-travel plot, and the inclusion of Nimoy-Spock, will mean that this isn't as much of a reboot as it needs to be. And of course the needless convolutions of plot that come with such a gimmick. I gotta say, as much as Quinto is a very inspired choice for Spock (so...

The concept for Vangkor, my half-orc wizard (for a Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil), came, oddly enough, after watching a documentary about black astronauts. The interviewees seemed to agree that they had to go above and beyond their white colleagues in knowledge and ability in order to...

I happen to like Lincoln's Repeater.

Congratulations and best wishes!

It did for me. There may be multiple endings and perhaps there are some where it doesn't make as much sense?