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In three separate instances throughout my gaming career, romance played an integral role in the development of storyline and character growth, twice with me as a DM and once with me as a player. These never caused any difficulties, but made for great roleplaying sessions (something my current...

I actually witnessed a set of rolls like this once with the DM in my first gaming group.

My first time as a DM I ran an adventure based on the song "Sacred Heart" by Dio. Great song, crapulous game.

I have an extremely keen sense of smell, so I make it a point to not game or even associate with anyone who is hygenically challenged. I was standing at the gaming section of my local Hastings when two guys walked up and butted in on a conversation I was having with my son over a book...

Via post or FLGS? I really want to take a gander at this Adventure Path (Neither I or my players have ever liked running pre-gen'd adventures). We're currently running a sea faring game, and this sounds really good.

One of the very first 1e campaigns I ever played in involved a huge ancient red dragon guarding one of Asmodeus' storehouses in Hell. I was playing an anti-Paladin, and one of the class abilities was an innate charm ability. After discussing several plans, my character just strides up to the...

In a 3.0 campaign, a priest, seeking to concoct a draught that would numb the pain a lizardman prisoner was experiencing due to severe interrogation (with no ranks in brew, alchemy, anything), bungles the roll and the lizardman dies a frothing, twitching death. In a 2e game: The party is in a...

Xena-- Fighter/Ranger/Warblade 6/6/4 Gabrielle-- Bard/Fighter 4/2 Joxer-- Commoner/Village Idiot 2/nigh infinite Hercules-- Fighter 16 Aelous-- Fighter 12 And Autolycus, the King of Thieves (who should've had his own danged show) Rogue/Acrobat 12/6

I actually used this hook, though with children being taken from a street festival. Everything else in it is nearly identical! The players loved that night's game, and to this day still reference "The Dark Harvest" whenever talk of fall festivals in real life come up.

I have one of the giant black d20's sitting on my desk as a paperweight and fuzzy d20's hanging from my mirror.

**Sits back and waits for the inevitable "This book sucks!" - "This book rocks!" threads to start.**

Troll Lords is based here in Little Rock, and I knew some of those guys in college. One of their playtesters/editors plays in my sporadic D&D 3.5 game. He's offered to run C&C for us, but only myself and one other person showed any interest. Plus, we just don't have time for more than one on...

There, in a nutshell, is why I love this game.

Yep...I drive by it at least 4 times a week. If you don't know where to look, you won't see it. It's in the old Krossroads Flea Market building. And who's Jason Curley?

Did it to end a 1e campaign as a player, and would do it again if it was a good story. I'm all about that hero stuff.

There was no option for my answer: "Hell yes there is. You want XP don't you?"

Wow...that's two minutes of my life I'll never get back. What a really disappointing preview.

I agree. Move to Arkansas and I'll show you a fair DM who runs fun games.

I once had a blue dragon in a campaign named Thunderstriker, and a silver in another named Splendor Ascendant on Argent Wings.

Stupid faeries.