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Of course, there's Tru Calling with Eliza Dushku in it. Not too bad...

Wow. Just wow. Do yourself a favor and watch any (or all) of the following movies to see what is possible with Feng Shui done right: The Replacement Killers Hard Boiled Hard Target Kiss of the Dragon Bulletproof Monk Watch some of these; find a competent GM; find out what you've been missing...

Now, that's odd, because Feng Shui is generally considered one of the funnest systems by a lot of people. If you don't believe me, just start up a Feng Shui sucks thread and see how fast you are flamed into oblivion (here or on rpg.net). That must have been one crappy GM (or maybe you didn't...

If you move down from Gainesville (Go Gators!) to Lake Wales, we can get a new (hopefully weekly) group and game much more frequently.

Unfortunately, that is true with me also... :\

Not enough. Seriously, and unfortunately, my gaming that has gone on hiatus, would play on an inconsistent basis. We had a bi-weekly schedule, but then that didn't work too well. If I had to estimate, 144 hours (or 6 days straight).

"No need to thank me, just doing my job." Morpheus, then, flies away... :cool:

Uri continues cleaning his sword with the dead warforged's cloak. He appears uninterested in the conversation with the City Watch.

Here is what you are looking for with a little cut-and-paste.

So start typing away... :cool:

June 20th, 1933 Martin stepped off the train from Track 27, Montreal-to-New York. Grand Central Station was always busy-even at 2 am. He hurried from the platform and up the steps carrying his 2 suitcases. He wanted to surprise Erica and he knew just how to do it. Knock, knock. A minute passed...

If you wait a month or so (hopefully), d20 Delta Green will be coming out in hardcover. Also, if you go here, you can find a bunch of Pagan Publishing stuff. No need to thank me, just doing my job.

All dice rolls in the open = Hot! Hot! Hot! As an aside, last weekend we played Angel and one of the things we noticed was that the Director (GM) doesn't make a whole lot of rolls. So we went from the players saying, "You're killing me!" to me saying, "You're killing yourself!".

Down below, on the streets just above the Cogs, Rakag the Goblin, was just returning from a fine haul from the sewers when... Crash! Not 5 feet from where he was standing, something crashed to the street. Rakag dove to the side and peered out from behind a pile of rubble. His eyes picked up...

Organizations and the gray morality that a lot of NPCs have make for a different feel than your "typical" D&D game. PCs almost never can tell where an NPC stands and this makes for a more interesting type of interaction. Eberron truly does have a "film noir" feel to it...

When we play D&D, we use them for every combat. WHen we play other games, not so much. Last weekend, we played Angel and not using minis and a battlemat was, somehow, liberating.

If, by "any good", you mean will you get some value out of it as a resource for ideas, the answer is...no. It isn't very good. The better modern Cthulhu books are: Unseen Masters, The Stars Are Right! and At Your Door. In general, with the exception of Pagan Publishing, most non-Chaosium...

Left Striker for the Good Guys: The Flash The only problem is he might get caught by the offside trap...

This statement should give you a hint as to the solution...Hint: Rhymes with "Stick to blurb"

Or as the Who sang..."Won't get fooled again"...