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Thanks, pm, but I'd be looking mainly for a GURPS Traveller, GURPS Space, or Star Wars game.

Either those are some big cars, or Nessie got hit by a shrink ray.

Awww, are you sure? Personally, I jusr want to see ANY sci-fi game last for longer that a couple of months. This one came in at, I think, 3rd place for longest-lived, behind my old GURPS Space game and ...... ...... well, maybe 2nd place. If I knew the system, I'd consider taking over as GM...

I never heard it before either. In fact, I didn't hear it this time, I saw it on the city's website.

Yeah, me, too, but the game evolves and shifts over time. Always has. That's just the nature of the critter.

Cool, you lived in "The Athens of Missouri."

Was that before your move to Tennessee? I forget from whence you hailed back then.

Yeah, ok. The whole Reserve Feat thing was a holdover from 3.0, I think, so no wonder it was getting pretty weird. I guess I should have given more thought to switching to Pathfinder from 3.5 Homebrew. But don't worry, Pathfinder is rapidly heading in a very simlar direction. I predict that...

How exactly did you find the Pathfinder rules to be different for pyro stuff?

Who is Pela Dunn? What happened to ... your elf chick, Francheska Walova? Ok, I had forgotten that you were switching to the bwitch. And I can relate to the overwhelmoing thing. Note that this game has been frozen in time for about that long or longer. Sorry about that. [Look two pages back]

Well, P-p-p-b-b-b-b-t!

I'm not following you, DeWar, is that a 'maybe?'

To Whirtlestaff's..... The wizards see many other new and strange fish and scaly things on their voyage, but the sea creatures calm down right away and quit showing out. You then arrive at the village near the Academy and disembasrk. It is about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Whirtlestaff's is...

How many of our wizards do we still have here? I was looking over this game, and I still have a decent amount of stuff planned. Anybody still want to play?

I'll go along with that. If I can find time to read the rules so I know what the heck I'm doing.

Thanks, guys. Granny lived a full life. Her husband (Poppa) died while I was still in law school, so she had been alone for about ten years or more, and at the end, she was sick a lot.

That's a shame. Mine passed about 13 years ago at the age of somewhere in the vicinity of 85 or 90. I am living in the last house that she owned and the only house that she owned during my lifetime.

Thanks! Got it saved for later perusal. Are you volunteering to GM the game in The Window?

Although, I tell you what, Scotley's mom, was cooking at the granny level when we were in high school. I sampled her cuisine* a few years back, and she had improved since I had previously last sampled. * nothing fancy, mind you, just excellent down-home country cooking. So good you'll wanna...

Betcha my Granny's was better. Any woman who is called 'granny' has to be an awesome cook.