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We generaly play long running games, interspersed by shorter 1-3 session games - so for the shorter games I tend to let my players start out higher. For the long campaigns, though, its almost always level 1.

My pony got too close to a stray catfish down here in Wales - all we found afterwards was a (rather large and wet) furball.

Good Morning Britain Bump ;)

I think ENWorld has a lot of lurkers - and a fair few of them seem to be starting to post. I haven't especially noticed what you are saying because on most other forums I've been on 100 posts is a significantly larger amount than it is here. On ENWorld, 100 posts is nothing.

Beautiful. ;)

Basically how I feel.

Will this whole thing of asking you questions ever get old?

Yep. Getting some good exercise today.

...and he makes the save! ;)

Jus' realised the Star Wars link, but no. The food thing might be part of it - I spent all day sat around raiding the fridge, pigging on food, and trying to get some writing done, so yep, must be food...

I went for the look up for 30 secs option, but that not stricly true... If I'm playing then I'll let someone else take the initiative or let them keep the ball rolling, and then grab the rulebook whilst the focus isn't on me - that way I don't slow games down. If I'm GMing then it's more...

I think it's maybe a better fit to think about RPG gaming compared to a TV/Drama series rather than a movie. Loads of good series have at least a few main characters, who develop, swap round, fade away, get killed off etc. Also, if you use a campaign form along the lines of adventures forming a...

I actually found Poor Gamer's quite boring. It was pretty much wall to wall reviews and shameless plugs. Not something I appreciate in a 'zine.

Hey, I'm in a weird mood. Everything's chewy today!

"I mean, we're not saying alcohol, fatigue, poor vehicle maintenance, and driver error didn't play their parts—but mainly, that driver was a goddamn :):):):):):):)." Classic! ;)

Crazy!

Hell, yeah, bumping is chewy! ;)

Be interesting to see the varying degrees of tactics and description that different groups go into. How much actual tactical movement takes place in your combat sequences and how much detail d you tend to go into describing your actions?

Hmmm... Chewy...

Whoops... Bummer, I should have made myself clearer. What I mean is I want to run a campaign starting from 1st and then moving up to higher levels. By "Epic" I meant one that has huge consequences for the PCs actions and with some big earth-shattering scenarios. Sorry. What I want to do is to...