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I encounter this error every couple years while I'm making multiple searches in a very short timespan - generally with very similar (but not quite identical) search terms. It then asks me to prove that I'm a person rather than a bot. Too fast, too furious for Google, I suppose. :p On the plus...

>poetry Roses are red Violets are blue Omae wa mou shindeiru

What about Red Bull?

Nice pick. Yona is great and the series is very cool too.

Yeah, the boards have been kinda slow for me of late.

I know Hestia is very popular, but I believe technically speaking her series isn't actually named after her.

You didn't mention any parameters besides release date, so here are a few great series anyone might enjoy - well, anyone who posts here, at least. Chaika the Coffin Princess The Devil is a Part-Timer Gakkou Gurashi Madoka Magica Psycho-Pass

Indeed. In most D&D settings, that's easier to achieve than a kind word and a gun.

Intellect Devourer.

Twig Blight

Probably. Haven't opened it in a while. If it's in there, I'll find it a nice new home in a zoo. This zoo, to be specific. I already posted the Rakshasa, so here's a Roper.

Frost worm.

We can always use more posts in the Monsters A-Z thread. Just saying.

True.dat Back in the day, I somehow got Ultima VIII to run on a PC that didn't even meet its system requirements. Well, 'crawl' may be a better word than 'run.'

So that's why I had a notification about a bunch of new post quotes since my last visit. ;)

I'm actually not seeing it being mentioned nearly as much in recent years as it used to be. I think a lot of younger net users may not even know what it is, much like they don't know what non-cellular telephones or non-franchise-based Hollywood movies are. Scott isn't in that demographic, of...

Slaymate. A cute undead creature with a punny name - what more can you ask for in a monster? :cool:

Welcome to the boards! Hm, unfortunately I'm not sure how often you need to post. Such limits exist to hinder spammers, so it should be a pretty low number. If it's 3 times, you need only one more - maybe post a monster in the D&D Monsters A-Z thread. If that doesn't do the trick, make a post...

Quell.

D&D 4e: When you reduce an NPC to 0 hp, you can decide between having it die or fall unconscious. Of course, this will tend to be a player choice unless an NPC is the attacker. Still, you can communicate to your players that you would like them to keep a certain NPC alive because - for example...