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I wondered the same thing, and I'm thinking that your guess hits the mark. I had the same reaction regarding Draco initially, but somewhere in book 7 it states explicitly that Voldemort's plot to have Draco attempt to kill Dumbledore was mostly a punishment for his father's missteps in previous...

Lists and short descriptions of NPCs, places, and important things. Maybe a list of the campaign gods and their associated domains (to help potential cleric PCs, especially). Perhaps abbreviated versions of the PCs' character sheets (in case someone misplaces or forgets to bring theirs)...

I'll throw B6: The Veiled Society out there as a suggestion. It's a short module with a good mix of combat and intrigue.

There's also a map of Westgate in "Cloak & Dagger."

Yeah, I sort of feel that way too. The other no-brainer concerning a character with a big reveal due is Harry's mother, Lily. Six books into the series and we still know next to nothing about her--has it even been revealed which house she was in during her Hogwarts years? I think there's a...

Yeah, that does feel right, except for one thing.... If Michael and/or Walt made it back to civilization, then Naomi's likely flat-out lying about the remains of Flight 815 and its passengers being found.

I'm not sure it was ever officially announced what the cause of his death was (although alcohol poisoning seems a real possibility...and now I'm thinking that maybe it was a heart issue), but I know I recall a scene where Jack IDs his father at the morgue.

Yeah, if Jack's dad is dead, then Jack's turned really, really, really pathetic. And who do you think was in the closed coffin? Walt? Locke? Sawyer? Juliet? I can't come up with a good guess on that little mystery. Whose death would drive Jack to want to kill himself?

I hate the ending. To paraphrase Hurley, "Is this some future crap?" Also...ya think that grenade finally did in Mikhael? That guy has more lives than your average cat. And why did Locke walk away? That seemed strange....

Litterbox of mine! Scratch, scratch, dig, dig, scratch, scratch, dig! Will reach China soon!

Heh. I really can't afford this, but.... I believe in good karma, and I'd hate to think what the last 2 1/2 years of my life would have been like without having EN World to check out every day (unemployed/back problems), so I'm now (finally!) a community supporter. If this $20 breaks the...

That was Sayid's beloved Nadia.

Heh. I feel pretty much the opposite. Locke didn't kick ass--he just thought he was kicking some. In the end, he's lying in a pit of corpses with a bullet in his chest because he thought he had the upper hand on Ben and turned his back on him. Dumbass. Jack--I used to like him a lot. Now...

There was also a close-up shot of a very angry-looking eye (Sauron? ;) shortly thereafter. I noticed that Richard Alpert seemed pretty close in age then-and-now; not sure if giving him a hippie haircut was maybe just the best they could do to make him look younger. Since it looks like the...

Probably nothing, but...did anyone else catch what Locke's dad said the first time his son couldn't kill him? Something along the lines of "Come back and try again--I'll be here all week." Just saying.... ;)

It still feels "off" to me. Why didn't he try to con Sawyer into releasing him and maybe trying to escape together? That would seem like the logical move to me. Instead, Locke's dad seemed to almost turn into an 'anti-Other,' spouting too much information for his own good. It was almost like...

We're gonna have to agree to disagree here. I seem to remember Alex warning Locke that her father was manipulating him, and that after Locke blew up the submarine, that Ben himself said something to that effect. I think it's waaaaay too sloppy for Ben to have Locke summoned and then be playing...

Things I noticed: 1) Locke's dad called Ben "bug eyes," very similar to one of Sawyer's nicknames for Mr. Linus 2) Locke's dad acted almost nothing like we've seen him in all the previous flashbacks. Didn't seem like much of a con man. In fact, he gave out so much information that he...

I just happen to be wearing my tie-dyed Eric Cartman "It's all a bunch of tree-huggin' hippie crap" T-shirt. Guess how I voted ;)

Found it! According to my Dragon Mag Archives (CD #2), it's in issue #121, page 97. I do NOT remember that ad! (But it sure looks cool!)