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I've pulled out all of the story text. I thought I would make sure it looked OK by reading through it, but then I found out that it's 64 pages (rtf format). Here's a question - should I try to include some of the non-story text as well?

With pleasure... Give me a bit, and I'll let you know when it's done. - A

Any interest in having me take a stab at it? If I made an .rtf file of the stories so far, would someone be able to post it here? - A

Hurray, more, more! I love this stuff. Nothing like a good 'when in doubt, smack it until it stops moving' kinda story to clear the mind...

Has anyone reassembled these stories into chronological order? My wife, infant, and I have been trading illnesses for the last three weeks, and I confess that I'm just too tired to concentrate enough to read things in their present order. However, what I have read is great - I can't wait to...

Should have 'named my sources': the 3d6 and 4d6 numbers are easy enough to obtain analytically (avg for 3d6 is hopefully pretty clear, avg for 4d6 = 15869/1296). The others I got from making a few runs of 10 million rolls each using MATLAB, as I was too lazy to figure out the mathematics...

Marbury Tillerson is a lieutenant of the Tal Hae City Guard, liason from the city, first seen here (scroll down to April 30th). The company had contact with him here and there for a bit, when they needed a friendly city official. Farazil was 'using' Tillerson's body when he first introduced...

Here are the average scores for rolling n dice, and keeping the top three: dice: avg score: 3 --- 10.5 4 --- 12.24 5 --- 13.43 6 --- 14.27 7 --- 14.90 8 --- 15.39 9 --- 15.78 If your players put the same number of dice into each score...

Try this for some Naboz info: http://home.attbi.com/~dorian/archives.html#SoulEaters

This is a really neat spell, but I ran into some problems when I started thinking about actually trying to use it. I tried figuring out what the DCs would be for some questions, and quickly got up to astronomical numbers; here are a few of the ones I thought of... DC 35: Thirty seconds from...

Working on a response...

Probability Scry I think probability scry is one of the cooler sounding spells I've read... However - does anyone besides me think that the DCs need to be tweaked a fair amount?

Thanks, PCat! This has always been a problem for me - I want to start with the world view, but it's just too dang easy to get bogged down and stall. Heh, heh - Agar's engagement. I must say I have some interest in that one :) Thanks again - that's pretty much exactly the kind of answer I was...

Agar has a magic belt imbued with Agar’s Insect Bane (custom spell that repels tiny insects in a 1 ft. radius of Agar). Unfortunately, many of those insects were anything but tiny. And yes, I had a ball roleplaying this part. Pretty much all of Akin's Throat was fun for me, after Agar...

Sorry for the small tease, it's late. I'll try to be more constructive (with some questions for PCat, mostly): - How hard was it to convert fairly high-level characters over to 3e? - How did Spirea come about? Was it a small region that grew into a something larger, or did you start out...

Apparently, Agar has a love interest that he knew nothing about! But, saying anything more right now would be a spoiler :)

I'm Piratecat's friend (of course he has friends - he's a very charming guy!) and Alomir's wife (using his account instead of creating my own). My actual name on my birth certificate is Arwen. I love my name. My parents aren't gamers or particularly into Fantasy stuff, but they did get the name...

On a related note, suggestions for good divination spells that are 3rd or 4th level with a duration or 10 min/level would also be useful. Why 10 min/level? PCat has a house rule that limits the Persistent Spell feat to "10 times the spells original duration (max: 24 hours)", which is most...

NARGH!!! I read forever and ever, salivating more and more with each post, only to find that the updates end *HERE*?!? NARGH! Must... have... more... posts... Sagiro, you and P'Cat are bad, bad men. I really respect that.