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I started a thread about this over on WoTC's Boards. Thought I would drum up more support for the idea by posting an invite to go over and say what you think...there. Obviously, we could discuss it here too; but perhaps WoTC might pay more attention to just one thread. Thanks. :cool:

The last time I got burnt out, I took a break. It lasted nearly three years. 3E came out and I was excited again, for awhile. I took another break, that lasted nearly a year. Finally, I not only switched to Modern-but also decided to not play with a few people...ever again.

Who should win? Who should the winner take on next? I have a soft spot for Jason...afterall, he's just being a moma's boy and that's not all bad. Unless your name is Norman Bates. I think Jason should should go after Buffy...

Old System: Each level earned=One person that has heard of the character. Statistically, the higher the level; the greater number of folks that have heard of the character. Of course, this sytem relies upon the character revealing their name et al in the first place. I was a firm believer...

Sounds a lot like western Nebraska...

In this case, the core group member knew XYZ for only a semester. Meaning: not very well. We didn't blame the core group member at all. In fact, we didn't blame XYZ either. His illness was beyond his control. My policy is this: a person can be invited by a core group member if that person...

The story I am about to tell was far less funny than it was scary. It was circa 1988. There was five of us that consistently got together to game. D&D, Twilight 2000, Traveller; we tried it all. One of the core players wanted us to allow a new player in the group. It was a room mate of...

Eric (Corleone): "I'ma suspicious man. If something should happen to my boy 3.5...shot in the head by a gamer dressed in a cop uniform...struck by lightning...I'ma gonna blame some of yous in here".

From the bits and pieces I've seen about it, it looks pretty interesting. Anyone care to point me to a review that reveals more? Anyone care to describe your experiences with using it? :cool:

Me, over here...anyways.

I wonder which company some of these folks will start working for? Or will they get out of the gaming business altogether? Hmmm...I'd like to see Skip Williams continue on, somewhere.

I had just got back from my morning run. I saw it on the news as the story unfolded. I immediately called a buddy who works for the goverment. He was already packing. He couldn't tell me where he was going and didn't know when we would talk again. He asked me to call his parents for him and...

I can only hope that it means that *someone* will finally support Greyhawk....

I feel the same way about my setting. It is more labor than love, but love nonetheless. I have the sense that if I did send it in and it was rejected, I might give up on it. By the time they start looking for another world 10-15 years from now, I might have enough love for it to stand the...

Nope, I did not send mine in. It just did not have anything unique about it, IMHO. Sure, it was made with a different "cookie cutter" pattern, but not one too different than the one used to make GH or FR..etc.

I know...I know...

IMC, they are DR "O" or "1", if they are a Proxy to some other Deity.

Degree in Psychology. Tons of Minors. 171 credit hours total. May go for a Masters Degree someday. Maybe go back and get my teaching certificate too. Hmmm...

Sort of. Mostly to lurk. Though I did post a request for suggestions on my very own homebrew setting. I may delurk to contribute to threads that I think are cool. I am actually hoping to do some gaming rather than lurking...but hey!

.....Intro It takes place on Earth as it known and understood. Most folks do not realize just how important Earth is in terms of "the big picture". Faith and Science are inseparable. Reality is a like a 20 sided Dice, it has many facets and one can reach the core if they are willing to...