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What was your groups conclusion? My group looks at it as means- chaotic believes the ends justify the means, and lawful believes the ends never justify the means. FD

Even though that should be understood without saying, I think that is what they meant. FD

I don't really have a "least favorite" (which means it is still a favorite, heh)- I have PrC's I allow in my campeign and those I don't. FD

Err, once again- we are not talking about people. We are talking about a long lived race that has to deal with not only its own kind killing it, but every intelligent race in the world wanting its hoard. ;) I have trouble picturing such a race living that long and noticing creatures on it...

Agreed- I even tell my players that they should be considering the impact the adventures are having on their characters over the long term. Such hardship has to have an impact on their pc's person- either reinforcing their beliefs or challenging them. I allow alignment change when it makes sense...

I got the picture from the description that we are talking about large number of these creatures. No, they are not. But in most campeigns that are powerful greedy creatures that have lived a long time due to guile and intelligence- their own health, I would imagine, would be of a constant...

But were they long lived students with intelligence that rates near the top of what most humans can achieve? ;) You would think such a creature would notice itself feeling weaker- or whatever the effect these parasites have on the dragon. Possibly not in the short term, but definitly in the...

You would think a dragon would note it had parasites on it- most of them are just a tad high on the intelligence/wisdom scale. FD

Never heard of it, but I tend to drift away from e-zines. FD

Did the players put it together before they started facing lava damage? ;) FD

Not a worry- I understand :D FD

I was just trying to offer some ideas and an example to the discussion- what exactly are you adding to it? ;) FD

1) The doors open in and the the water has floated enough stuff against the doors to keep the doors from being opened by guards. 2) Big city, few guards, and they are already stretched out trying to deal with misc events. 3) A villian of the pc's is killing any guard that tries- demanding a...

Salutations, I have found the key with such situations is to start slow and then start racheting up the timing of the events. I have also found out that splitting up the party is essential- and ending each players turn on a cliffhanger. Ok, example time: Walled city in the middle of a...

Re: Re: Re: It may not be your cup of tea FD... a phrase that makes no sense... substance abuse, murder, and rape are also also common in almost every society- none of them are part of the human condition. FD

Morrus- I hope you see how your reporters are treating the public.. :confused: FD

I like the moderators.. afraid... very afraid.. mwu-ha-ha-ha-.. *cough* *cough* ugh, getting too old for evil laughs.. FD

Lois Lane! (superman) Betty Brant! (from spiderman - awesome) Eddie Brock! (also from spiderman, became Venom) Clark Kent! (superman himself!) Perry White! (superman) Jimmie Olsen! (superman) J. Jonah Jameson (haha, spiderman) Ned Leeds (spiderman, ex-reporter, became the hobgoblin) Ben Urich...

Re: It may not be your cup of tea FD... Err.. my neighborhood had its share of prostitutes (well, before Poughkeepsie's own serial killer murdered some of them in the area) - it is not a world I am unaware of, and it is hardly part of the human condition. Besides- I have not liked Buffy.. I...