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Man, he puts such excitement in his pieces! I've got to harvest this for in-game artwork in D&D games! I used the three dudes on the right in this picture: http://www.waynereynolds.com/Paizo%20Gallery%201A/21.jpg as inspiration for three villains who kept popping up in my campaign over and over...

Dude... have you not read comic books? Superheroes battle Giant Dinosaurs and Tremendous Starfish From Space all the time... with their bare hands, bows and arrows, or batarangs!

If they want the show to run successfully for 6-8 years, they'll definitely have to shake up the formula every season. While this whole "slowly revealing secrets of the island while revealing pasts of the characters" shtick is working terrifically for the first season, it will inevitably get...

Completely, utterly awesome. Congrats, dude. This is a terrific new step!

Sweet Jebus ala Mode, DMAC! Whether it's on the Penny-Arcade Forums or here, you continually amaze me! Quick Pencil Sketch indeed!

Robot Chicken is one of those shows that I really didn't expect to be funny. But I laughed the entire way through. The claymation during the Voltron breakdance sequence was absolutely amazing!

I would say no. After all, if you think about it, you're expecting the rune to damage a target even if it hits his armor, or if he steps on it while wearing a boot. So having a piece of cloth would not keep it from activating.

In this last campaign, each character was somehow related to a member of the Spire Council (the government in my campaign). They were invited as guests to a dinner. Then the host, one of the councilmembers, murdered the rest of the Council, and in their escape the characters fell into a dungeon...

I actually did this once in a one-shot Pulp Action (think Venture Bros) game. It was a lot of fun. The characters were sixth level, and I gave them Armor Class bonuses based on the d20 Modern Classes. Then again, this was a very, very, very rules-lite, fast-moving action game, so I'm not sure...

Oh God, that's disgusting! :P

Alright, finally, here's the completed high-res map of Eyros... with hexes!

Sounds like a blast, Piratecat! I still have yet to find a group who is willing to play as Superheroes (heroes, mind you, not villains or Punisher-esque anti-heroes), but one of these days I plan on running a full-on, cheesey, fun as heck Mutanst & Masterminds campaign! So what heroes did your...

What do you think of something like this: Red Clothing: Clothes of red cloth cost double in Eyros. A character wearing predominantly red clothing gains a +1 bonus to diplomacy, intimidate, and gather information checks when in cities aligned with the Dominion of Eyros. Copper Stain: Copper...

Holy Moly those Mushroom Cloud dreams are quite freaky. On the dreams in which you fall in love- yeah, I have those. I used to have a dream last year in my senior year of high school that I was in love with a female friend of mine. In the dreams, we'd snuggle, or hold hands, or she'd rescue me...

So I was thinking of ways to establish training during "downtime" in my campaign. This is what I've got for now. Tell me what you think, and what you do with downtime in your campaigns! Hey there dudes. I'm introducing a new rule into the game, which is the concept of downtime: Downtime...

:D Sorry 'bout that! I just love having moons... my last campaign had three of them!

The moon over Eyros is marked with what looks like vast, green forests. Observation of the moon has shown that the forests migrate across the surface at a startling rate- often moving miles in only a month's time! Who knows what strange magics could possess this lunar vegetation?

Edited for great justice! :D Thanks for the catch!