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Yes, but up until Godzilla 1985 (I was thinking it was Godzilla 1980), which was a direct sequel to the original movie (and which erased all continutiy of the movies that had come between those two), there was no "Godzilla regenerates" theory in place. My understanding was that the movies...

Excellent. I never got to see it at the theaters (was it even released here?), so I'm really looking forward to it. Time to update the old Christmas list.

Sounds like an excellent quest for Samantha the Red!

By the way, does anybody know when "Godzilla: Final Wars" will be released on DVD in the US? I've been waiting for it.

That kind of depends. The "original" Godzilla was killed by the oxygen destroyer. The subsequent movies were about another monster of the same type, also called Godzilla. Godzilla was also killed in "Godzilla vs. Desteroyah," when his atomic heart basically entered meltdown. Fortunately, the...

I believe it's based on the fact that the island natives worshipped him. However, if I remember correctly, there was no overall victor in "King Kong vs. Godzilla" - and the Japanese filmmakers did it that way on purpose, so both the Japanese fans and the American fans could feel that "their"...

Actually, Godzilla specifically killed a weak, old, and dying Mothra. And then Mothra's twin caterpillar offspring webbed him up in their cocoon fluid and he fell into the sea, so they effectively won that round. However, that said, I'm still going to go with Godzilla. He's proven he can take...

3E retconned away the big noses on gnomes (and their subraces).

I understand completely.

Those tiefling minotaurs are called baphitaurs.

I had heard it wasn't a pronunciation error, but rather the fact that for whatever reason, R. A. Salvatore wasn't allowed to use the name "Lolth" in his books, so he came up with a neat solution to bypass the limitation and still make it recognizable to the fans.

Don't forget nagas.

Wow, I'm really honored that my name has come up a few times here, amongst such big names in the industry. I hope, however, that 4E remains purely hypothetical for a good, long time.

I really liked Mongoose's Power Classes VII - Hedge Wizard.

Fantasy Personae - Sages, Spies, and Informants FANTASY PERSONAE - SAGES, SPIES, AND INFORMANTS By Alex Freed The Inner Circle product number INC2000 36-page PDF, $7.00 [This review is of a product primarily intended for the DM, detailing NPCs that could easily become recurring characters in...

Because...I overlooked the fact that Tumble is a "trained only" skill, and thus the fact that a scorpienne has 5 or more ranks in Jump doesn't come into play. Good catch! I'll modify the review accordingly. Of course, this just means that the stat block work that I raved about in the review...

Well, I've learned something new today, then. I just remember "judgment" getting drilled into our heads at school as the only way to spell it. And you're quite welcome to the praise on the stat blocks: it was truly earned. You guys have made phenomenal progress along those lines.

EN Critters Volume 6 - Berk's Wasteland EN CRITTERS VOLUME 6 -BERK'S WASTELAND By Robert Lajoie, Ed LaPrade, Jeffrey LeBoeuf, Bill Salloway, Jim E. Vilandre, and Joshua Courtney E.N. Publishing product number ENP-CR6 60-page PDF, $6.95 EN Critters Volume 6 - Berk's Wasteland is the latest PDF...

The sixth volume in the E.N. Critters series contains 21 creatures suited to desert environments. As usual, the creatures range across a variety of Challenge Ratings and types. This volume contains all the usual features found in an E.N. Critters book: * The medium resolution PDF is fully...

Yeah, the alignments were part of the stat blocks as written, and my D&D-trained eye didn't pick them up as something out of the ordinary. It was ultimately my responsibility to have caught them, and I didn't. Fortunatley, their inclusion in the stat blocks don't make the stat blocks unusable...