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Mmm...RC Cola...my favorite. No wonder I like Paizo so much.

The way that Cleave works in v3.5 makes sense to me. The momentum from a killing strike allows you to attempt an attack at a nearby foe. The way that Cleave works in 4e doesn't make sense to me. Merely hitting an enemy (or maybe not actually connecting with a blow, since a hit is an abstract...

EDIT: Nevermind. I don't want the FBI to come get me. :p

These are some of my personal favorite books and adventures: "Savage Tide: Enemies of My Enemy" in Dungeon #149 "A Rose for Talakara" in Dungeon #25 Expedition to the Demonweb Pits, April 2007 Beyond Countless Doorways, 2004, Malhavoc Press In the Cage: A Guide to Sigil, 1995, TSR "Kingdom of...

I get spam about increasing my sword-size all the time.

Wolfgang Baur rocks. He has written some really excellent adventures, some of the best in the history of D&D. He has earned a place in my collection simply on the merit of the work he has done in the past. The only reason that I have not yet participated in his projects is because I haven't...

HUGE sword? Check. Spikey/windswept hair? Check. Elric is so anime. ;)

Well, the description of "The Empire of the Ghouls" states: "Availability: This project is closed and no longer available to the public, though patrons of the current Open Design project can obtain a copy. To become a member of the current Open Design project, please donate to the Blood of the...

Whoah, really? :eek: I didn't see anything about that on the webpage. I'm really interested in picking up Empire of the Ghouls, and if I can get that as an electronic file, that would be great! Am I right in my understanding that once I become a member, I will have the option to purchase...

I sure would love it if Wolfgang Baur would offer these books as PDFs. I would get a membership and snatch them all up in a second! I have little use (or space) for physical books these days....

I have to agree.

I have a question for everyone here: How much time do you think is too much time to spend on preparing for a game of D&D?

Well, unless you are a 12 year old boy who is going through confusing changes, I doubt that the AD&D Monster Manual would hold much interest for you--at least in terms of artwork.

You should see her bedpost.

Well said, JD. I certainly shake my head when I read about people selling all their D&D 3.5 books in order to make way for a game they really know little about. Of course, their hastiness means that I'll be able to save money completing my collection, so it's not all a bad thing. ;)

Sure. When are you coming over? :o

Actually, there is one surviving illustration of the hero from the 10th century: http://www.geocities.com/yellophello/artimages/beowulf.jpg ;)

Did they happen to take a copy of the original AD&D Monster Manual with them? If so, that might explain this phenomenon.... :o

That the Book of Kells is a lot more beautiful than the NIV bible that I have sitting on the shelf next to me, even though the NIV version is certainly easier to read and run adventures with. That easier isn't always "better." Maybe I just don't know what the kell I'm rambling on about....

Beowulf used a ridiculously-sized sword (the sword of giants) in the original poem from the 8th century when he killed Grendel's dame. Does that mean that the poem Beowulf was inspired by anime?