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Hm? Where did they put out LA? Book / Online?

Not to nitpick if I'm wrong, but was Threxus stats ever posted? I'm not sure I saw them or not.

Oh! Stone & Steel had great stats for those weapons. Also: Septentropolis campaign site and Anime Kidds civil war gun site should give you lots of ideas.

I don't know why the players names are hidden. That's only done in COPS to protect them because they are innocent until proven guilty - which isn't the case here :p :)

He should get sure striking enchancement. +1 ability, counts as +5.

Spaz makes me think of a college graduate who got a degree in D&D Statistics. Do you make awesomely twinked characters?

Thanks!

Dude. I almost slipped down the stairs this morning. I thumped on my feet a couple times.

Hmmm. I recall from Hellraiser that Cenobites were demons with unique abilties. Odd why they picked that name.

Maybe something a bit more exotic, like Wolf Iron (Tungsten), or Titanium?

I wonder what that metal really was?

Chip in: If you're looking for those awesome, awesome CONFRONTATION figures: http://www.broksarmory.com/index2.html

Well, for the real world (as far as I know): Catholicism: Pope Cardinal Bishop Priest Protestant: Minister Orthodox: Patriarch (Rest of the hierarchy perhaps same as Catholicism?)

It's a nice read, though I didn't find out what a Steinback (beck? bach?) piano is.

I'm surprised that their, well, still around. Ive heard of horror stories from them for years.

There was DM, PC, and campaign sets. Who made them here? And is a 3.5 Ed going to come out? I don't need them now, but I'm just curious since I found them quite useful in 3.0 games.

I'm rooting for you Fly.

Monsternomicon!

The first usage of the F -word AFAIK dates back to Chaucers Canterbury tales in the late 14th century. I think it was used in reference to a lecherous nun or monk. Go 11th grade High School English!

Of course, things will be better when you attend next year, right? :)