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Actually, it was a GE commercial, but in it a nanotech geek bumps into a girl at the laundromat, and the guy buys the girl a D&D players handbook as a gift! Hehehe! Good-sized close-up on the book cover even! Anyway, it was worth a laugh. Saw it at 7:40am on TNT today.

How about they not print that they have web enhancements at all, and let people find out accidently instead. Then it's all bonus goodies for people who visit Paizo's website...or for the people who went there to complain.

I'm with Celtavian on this one. Poly should be a web-zine if they cannot afford to keep themself in print! As for Dungeon, I really miss having those nice online maps available. It made it easier than trying to find a photocopy machine for handouts. Most people have color inkjet printers...

I figure if Gary Gygax can still do it at 70, then so can anybody. :)

It may be a bit advanced, but a little work with some green stuff can easily fix any of your, "scantily-clad women" problems. While male figs can get away with just cool equipment or a dramatic pose, women, even with cool equipment and a dramatic pose, can sell better with bigger boobs or...

I had a player just last week who possessed a rod of wonder. He looked into a pool that was like a mirror of opposition. It creates a perfect double of the person looking into it, and the double immediately attacks the original. So, here I have two sorcerers zapping each other with their rods...

I think too many people are assuming that stores will sell the individual figures. I happily admit that if I am able to pick and choose figures at my store, I am MUCH more likely to buy what I like and NEVER buy a random pack.

even easier than the cardboard counters are those colored glass counters. Less sorting and separating to do, and 3 or 4 colors is usually plenty.

I don't know anybody that WANTS randomized figs. It's pure marketing. WotC intends to take full advantage of the drive that some people have to "collect" every item of a series. Have you seen how many things these days say, "limited edition," or, "collector's item?" It's all marketing hype...

TH:ROE = ??? can we be a bit more obscure?

I think it sounds snake-like. Although wizards might understand it as one of their language choices, I require a split-tipped tongue for my players to actually speak it correctly. For powerful spells of 7th level and up I require that they speak Draconic, but by that level they can disguise...

What I've done is scanned into my computer all the monster tokens from Dungeon Magazine. Now I can cut and paste on my computer before printing out a sheet of whatever tokens I need on card stock. Best part is I can damage or lose a few tokens and not worry about it. I can make more. I...

SVgames shipped my package well over two weeks late. I wish I could get my order and not pay them for two weeks and see what they would have to say about that. You can bet they would be calling and emailing and getting upset if they had to wait two extra weeks to get paid for all their...

I thought these were the same people that run GenCon every year. If so, I wonder if Indy will have similar problems come this July.

Anybody know if that e-business that sends dog poop is still in business? I need to make an order for special delivery.

A whole week without a *BUMP*!

I have mentioned clearly to the other players that I am very selfish when it comes to healing spells. I'm even willing to go out of my way to not heal those of a faith that do not agree with my own god. If you've ever played Everquest, you know how annoying it can be to just have people walk...

I was one of those early shoppers, and I'm still waiting... It's even more upsetting to find out that those who shopped after me are getting their orders already. This is sooooo uncool.

I still don't have my order. If there isn't a serious letter of apology inside with my order, I'm gonna forget about using SVgames again. This is BS.

I think I'm in the same boat as AuraSeer. It's feeling more like 4-6 weeks now, and I still don't have my order or a response from them. Glad to hear that some people are getting what they paid for though. Too bad I'm not one of them, yet. If I were in California I would be inclined to pay...