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Re: Re: [OT] Bali terrorist attacks Ah, but Indonesia cannot have terrorism, because according to its laws, terrorists do not exist in Indonesia. There was a recent furor over this, and the government can't go back on its word now. Thus, this cannot be a terrorist act, because that's...

Indonesia hasn't been the best place for foreigners for a long time. We've had a confrontation between a military truck with its personnel and a school bus near Jakarta International School, the occasional bomb threat at the same--though the last was quickly traced to a middle school student--...

Then there are the druidic aspects in Native American cultures, and the power of the Aztecs begins to grow, as people are sacrifices by the thousands to feed dark magics. What about a true Robin Hood figure whom suddenly finds that the very trees and animals aid him in eluding the pursuit of...

Lived in Alberta for the nine years, scettered about here and there. Born in Edson, but didn't stay there. Edmonton for a year, left and came back for another, left once more and came back for another two. Then moved up to Fairview, Alberta for five years. Now In Jakarta, Indonesa--though...

I've seen quite a few threads dealing with magic in society, and how things would change, how technology would be affected, how there could be healing and food for all, and so on and so forth. Brilliant discussion, with startling insights on the part of several posters. Here's another way to...

If anybodies playing The Sims online, I want to know how. The original edition of the game didn't come with that feature. I'm the first to say 'Look, the world's going down in flames, people are changing for the worst, the end is nigh', and so on and so forth. But that makes me very...

Which game is more childish and immature: Chess or Risk? Which game is more childish and immature: Clue or Battleship? Which game is more childish and immature: Harn or D&D? Cheers. :)

Mark Twain, have you come back to haunt us? No, wait, Mark Twain thought society was evil, not the innocent man... Maybe you're channeling Joseph Conrad instead... Sorry, literature moment. Just spent hours doing lit. Go back to your business, nothing to see here :)

Hello all, It's time for my first and likely-to-be-ignored ignored D20 post here on the Harn folk! This being my first post to you, I thought I'd serve up a link to an interesting thread I spent considerible time mulling over, much to my regret. In it, some D20 players discuss problems they...

BUMP Play: Whenever the character wishes to draw attention to a something hidden, and is not to worried about subtlety. Effect: All PCs and NPCs make another spot check to notice that which is in the process of being 'bumped'.

What Buttercup said. Plus, I'm on the wrong side of the world, so I have to work extra hard at night and early in the morning to stop any good ideas from getting past me. Being that tired doesn't help me think of constructive comments. *Yawn* Edit: Took a look at my post counter... Ack! I...

Stare Death in the Face Play: Whenever the character is killed by a creature's attack. Effect: The creature about to kill the PC is instead unable to attack that round, and the lethal attack will take place with the same roll and with the same participants the next round (unless prevented in...

The Sun Darkens Play: When captured by a superstitous culture, if you are an influential cleric, etc. Effect: An impromptu solar eclipse darkens the sun, and all that implies to the character's situation. Keep them coming :)

Two daggers, a custom made bow, and the house guard has a rusty straight-bladed sword he keeps in the guard house. Armour will come :)

67. STOP... TALKING!: Play: When a villian with the upper hand taunts your character. Effect: If the villian is within range, the character gets a partial round to shut him up with a sudden attack. 68. I SEE DIRE PORTENTS: Play: While the character is sleeping. Effect: The character...

Didn't you hear? Dwarves only say that to get into bed. ;)

My apologies; a thread on this subject already exists. Go to that one instead, I insist. It's titled News of a Dragonlance movie. I must have been one of the last ones to post to the general forum before the mods tookover and swept everything into this one. My mistake :).

Not Quite Scaramouche , yes. This book follows with the characters mentioned above. While some might not agree, I found it as enjoyable as most of his fiction -- and filled with the same tibits I love adapting to my own games. I purchased it this summer at a Coles Bookstore, and read it...

Thought you might like to know... All right, I'm not exactly a fan of the Dragonlance books. I have read all many if not all books set in the Dragonlance world, but that's more because I'm a speed-reader who runs out of fantasy books and libraries all too quickly. But, based on the recent...

All right, I'm not exactly a fan of the series. I have read all many if not all books set in the Dragonlance world, but that's more because I'm a speed-reader who runs out of fantasy books and libraries all too quickly, then the fact that I particularly enjoyed them. But, based on the recent...