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This may be my new favorite sentence in the English language... :) Well said, sir. Bravo.

GURPS Ancient Egypt is your friend. Borrowed a copy from Blackjack. Though, amusingly enough, the Ancient China thing is kinda coincidental. The Forbidden City bit, yeah, that's pretty much Ancient China, but the wooden beards are actually Ancient Egypt. Anyway, glad you like the historical...

Feh. KC's just trying to gain our trust with this so that it's dramatically meaningful when we find out she's lying... OOC, Sagiro, while the groundwork for Het Branoi was obviously laid a long time ago, I'm curious how much you knew when in what degree of detail. Were the Slices always part...

Perhaps she's a succubus of Yondalla... ;)

Heh. Heh, heh. We played again the week after this session. When Eva's player showed up to that game, she shot me an incredibly dirty look and said, "I want you to know I had nightmares in character every night this week. In two of them, I threw myself off of a boat to get away from these...

Oh, I've considered that. But the things she claims I said are, in general, sufficiently clever that if she wants to ascribe them to me, I don't mind. :cool: We had a pretty big, pretty exciting game last night. Net result: The Mages' Academy, at long last*, has a new Chancellor. And I...

So, have been forced last night to make a snap decision on the matter, I now know what *I* think happens to a familiar that gets caught in a Mordenkainen's Disjunction. Curious if anyone else has an opinion on the matter... For the record, my ruling was that the spells binding it to its master...

Spyscribe takes impeccable notes. Also, she has freakishly good mental recall. Seriously, she quotes me things that I said off-handedly years ago and had no idea I'd ever said with alarming regularity. It's kinda creepy, but she's pretty durn good at it. While it's not possible to create fire...

Heh. Yeah. Good times. :cool: And let me please just express the utter bizarreness of trying to simultaneously keep track of the effects and abilities of nearly two dozen Ioun stones at once. It's enough to make your head swim.

I can only offer in defense, the following: 1) That's all from *before* he was a god. 2) None of that actually questions his ethics. Sure, it questions his competence, manners, timing, and personality. But none of it questions his ethics. 3) Please note that not a single one of those...

Well, I don't know about you, but I generally try not to question the ethics of the GOD OF UNDEAD. At least, not out loud. ;)

The bulk of the whys and wherefores were found in Petros's Journal. The Wraith Chieftan was a leader of the Go'nah-li, the Old Ones, barbarian tribes that lived in the Ketkath mountains before the Sovereigns came. As the Sovereigns pushed East towards the Halmae, they killed or forcibly...

Well, in the original module, the Wraith is keeping the Baroness alive in the Keep. He's confused about whether or not he's alive or dead*, you see, and he intends to marry her to legitimize his claim to the town. Thus, as written, while the Keep contains all the looted treasure of the town...

Actually, Gemil's voice was based on that of Brent Spiner. There's a peculiar tightness about his voice that I took and exaggerated. Plus, I was always careful to grin cheek to cheek whenever Gemil spoke, and tried to limit my lip and jaw movements to up and down only. It was an odd, but very...

Tho' I am amused at the way that the winkles in his forhead seem to have smoothed out over twenty years... :)

Heck, KC, if you want naked people delivered to you, you don't have to resort to magic, IYKWIMAITYD... ;)

See, that's what I was gonna say, but I figured I'd just be being obnoxious. This game is awesome, by the way, he said, lauding your genius, 'cause, well, I owe you.

I ONE the demons... ;)

Amen to that, brother. Amen to that. :)

This time, I'm gonna have to say that Kid Charlemagne is right on all counts. It was quite good, and, though most of my gaming group has already seen it, it is fun knowing things others don't. Tho' it is very, very difficult not to talk about in front of my wife, who didn't make the screening...