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I think it may have played an indirect part. Negative popular perception of the hobby may not be responsible for it's slump, but it certainly hurt it from growing. For example... Reminds me of when I was in Amway way back when. My single biggest obstacle in growing that business was the...

Two wrongs (or three or four) don't make a right.

I disagree that "no one" would. Too strong a statement. I think it's entirely possible that some one who knows very little about what D&D is really like, sees this, and then makes a small mental note to himself: "D&D = nerdy = public ridicule". At least at a subconscious level. This same guy...

Haha..right. But for the record, I am not offended in any way. I don't even like the Conan show. No clue why it was on my TV. :confused: I am just upset cause our hobby doesn't need this kind of publicity and was hoping it died out with the 80s. It was more of a "oh no..here we go...

I just watched the Conan O' Brien show in horror as some nerdish guy called out "I play Dungeons and Dragons" on stage, and was then carried out by two guys giving him a wedgie! ARGHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As I got older I wanted less rules and more relaxing game play. Less game prep and more game playing with the limited time now available.

Ditto. Dang, has it been that long? :heh:

Holy crap. That's frikkin awesome. :cool:

Wikipedia did the same thing for me with the recent Doctor Who series. I have never had a problem with Doctor Who stories, even the old ones, until I started reading them in Wikipedia. With only a short synopsis, the stories are laid bare without feeling or emotion. They are devoid of all the...

Incidently, for people still wanting to analyze the muscles, or percieved lack thereof: http://media.filmforce.ign.com/media/033/033915/img_3206910.html http://media.filmforce.ign.com/media/033/033915/img_2733683.html http://media.filmforce.ign.com/media/033/033915/img_3334652.html...

You can catch that in all it's glory here: http://media.filmforce.ign.com/media/033/033915/imgs_1.html Enjoy!

Tony Duran Larcen <-- Avie (the pulsating magic-in-the-dark-being-used-by-Larcen-the-Spellfilcher thingie.)

Didn't see the movie, but damn, that's cool... :cool: My contributions: "Ever After" with Drew Barrymore "A Knight's Tale" wth Heath Ledger "Dr. Phibes" with Vincent Price (or "Phibes Rises Again" ?) "Phantom of the Opera" any of the versions. Not sure if the first two were masquerade...

Yeah, those are all good. But none of them beat this guy: http://www.ebaumsworld.com/dingdingdong.html ROFL! :lol: Ok, ok, moderators, feel free to delete this..if not on moral grounds, then on taste. :heh:

I wonder... if that little guy were carrying an upright long spear, would my DM allow a free impale attempt in that situation? :uhoh: I agree. You will note even that beholder looks terrified by it. :)

Meanie. That's actually very cool. Makes me want to try that pacifist cleric character I've been meaning to put together. Might be interesting in a Hack'n'Slash campaign. Anyone ever come up with a Pacifist prestige class?

Well, I dunno, but it's "officially" giving me the creeps. Nice pic. I also did happened to notice the similarity between this beastie's legs and your logo, Scorpionfolke. Something you wanna elaborate on? :uhoh:

You know, Destroyer always gets a bad rap. I happened to ENJOY it more than the first movie on many levels. Why? It is one of the best D&D style storylines ever put to film. It was basically about a party full of different classes on a quest. Heck, they even had thieves backstabbing and...

Watch Serenity! :cool:

Ditto that. :cool: