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Alliance shows a street date of March 9th for Unhallowed and March 20th for the other three.

I've been doing this for my Age of Worms campaign and it's worked out rather well. I don't use graphics or anything fancy, just hand written index cards. Whenever the party kills a bad guy, I throw an envelope on the table that contains index cards for all of his equipment. Whoever grabs the...

That would depend on where/how he makes it back to civilization and who the first people he meets are.

No, that was Charlie, who seemed surprised that Locke and Eko weren't already there. My thinking with Michael and Walt is that they will make it back to civilization, where Walt will be written out in an explainable way so they won't have to deal with the growth issue. Michael, on the other...

Then, in this case, I would say that they have nobody to blame but themselves. And just for the record, I'm not a killer DM, either. I have pulled punches on more than one occasion. But, if the party isn't going to use their knowledge to plan ahead accordingly, then they're just asking for it.

I am running Hall of Harsh Reflections at the moment as well. In the adventure as written, the Mind Flayer does make a brief appearance to the party about half way through the adventure, then retreats back to his lair to await them at the end. If this occured in Gundark's game, then yes, the...

You apparently haven't seen the comments from Dean Devlin (co-producer of the original movie) where he states that the sequel movie he is planning would be a sequel to the movie only and ignore the series completely.

If it's amusing you want, you can't get much better than Wulf Ratbane's Story Hour from a couple of years ago. If you can track it down here, I highly recommend it. If you can't track it down here, check out the website in my sig. Wulf gave permission to publish the whole thing on our site as well.

There was also talk that NBC, Sci-Fi's parent company, might air the show on regular network TV at the same time as well (like they tried with Monk in it's second season).

Actually, it did, but only if you were watching really close...

As a 40 year old, I did mark both ranges...

Hurley was included to be the witness. His purpose was to go back and tell the rest of the Lostaways not to mess with the Others.

Kelvin and Hobbes? Interesting. This could bring on a whole new set of theories... :D

I never accused anyone of lying. I was merely saying that it was likely a misinterpretation of what was being seen based on the fact that only a relative handful of people saw it. If it were truly something done by the Lost creators, it would certainly have been more widely witnessed and...

Ok, I just went through the last hour and a half's worth of discussions (11 pages) at the above quoted link and NOBODY mentioned anything about another airplane crash after the credits. Not one word in almost 200 posts. Plus, I've looked at both of my copies of the episode (one on tape and one...

That would actually rock, in its own peculiar way...

The description given above sounds exactly like the crash of the tail section to me, so until I see proof otherwise, I think it was just a snippet of that scene caught by some of the network affiliates. I know I sure as heck didn't see it and there aren't any pictures of it over on Lost-Media's...

1. As Eric mentioned above, the print-out was from a different hatch. Plus, since you've only seen a couple of episodes, you've no doubt missed the one that showed that there are periodic supply drops made by air to the island. 2. Because Desmond managed to get the numbers entered before the...

This is the case with my group as well. Occasionally a political discussion will start, but a quick shout of "Hey! No politics at the table!" from me usually takes care of it.

Yes, but the Dragon strips aren't connected to the actual story...