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Remember Snatch is a movie. But your right it is not impossible to buy guns in the UK, otherwise you wouldn't have drug-dealers shooting each other in the streets, as does happen. But it is not something most citizens would be able to do, or even think of doing, unless they were already...

I'm disappointed no one has slipped the term "wench" into a line yet.

Hollowfaust in Scarred Lands has a non-evil lich necromancer as well. I can't recall if he is good or not. But he isn't evil.

I've been looking through the CoC D20 gallery on WotC site and it occured to me is there anything to show the scale of the monsters in the game? Original CoC had a lovely picture showing the scale of some of the monsters compared with people, cars or sky-scrappers. The picture of the the...

Brushes tend to splay if you get too much paint on them, particularly if paint gets into the base of the brush and drys there. You can avoid splaying by never getting more than the tip of the brush in the paint.

Do you think the chap taking the picture was to embrassed to be seen taking a picture of Gary, so ask the girl to stand in front of him so he could sneak a picture of his hero without looking like a total geek?

You don't really need Quickdraw until you have more than one attack around. I still think the main draw back is you are very unlikely to succeed, at least unless you only trip small clerics.

That's what they said about Star Wars and sci-fi gaming, and oh-my-god they were right!! *grin*

That's about 70 odd quids worth of moulds plus another another £10 of plaster. I'm just wondering what you could get from Ainsty or Master Maze for nearly £100 of out lay. Is Hirst moulds really a cheaper option? Mind you looking at your bookshelf in the final picture it doesn't seem money is...

Out of interest which moulds did you use to make most of those designs?

I was considering going the Improved Trip route but from what I can see the only way to be any good at Trip is to have a really high Str score and more often than not you are only going to have a very small advantage against most opponents as they get to pick from the best of Str or Dex to avoid...

Although describing setting is a good idea, leaving details about the monsters unclear is also a handy trick as it leaves it up to the imagination of the player. Lovecraft always had his "unspeakable horrors" and "dimensions that were so warped and twisted that they defied rational explanation."...

Played D&D in its various forms for years and Alignment issues rarely if ever come up. We have limited Detect Evil spells so they only work on Outsiders and Evil magic an not normal people. So that political games can have a bit more suspense but other than that I don't see what the fuss is about.

If you get into combat in CoC you have probably made a mistake and will likely pay for it with your life. So AoO just add a level of complexity for no good reason. Also do you really want AoO in a game where all the monsters are bigger than you and have Reach?

We are Dave, we are Legion.

Re: Ignoring the stern warning. Guess he's not your best friend anymore. Remind me not to invite you to any parties. More seriously I don't drink, smoke or do drugs myself. None of my gaming friends do drugs, although some drink although not to excess and never if they have to drive home...

Just checking but is it just your "best D20" that has to be kept under the "power pyramid" when not in use or all of your 'game dice'? I've never been sure on this one. Also which motivational tapes do you play to your dice between games? I'm having a lot of success with "Seeds Of Greatness...

You don't stop until they fill your bucket. Then its only a pause while you go out to buy another bucket.

Assuming you can get through his SR 52, cast a spells after your Sanity is reduced to 1, get past his 25ft reach. Actually Spring attack and some very luckly rolls.... hmm guess your right.

Let the Block war begin.