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I thought that it might be useful to post a link to the thread with the reactions to the product this thread has produced, the "Dragon Compendium Vol. I" thread: http://www.enworld.org/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=2417290

I like the flamer rapier idea. Intelligent items should have distinctive personalities, even if they're a little over the top, but this has the potential to become annoying, and mood-breaking for that matter, very quickly, so be careful. My first DM used over-the-top comic relief quite a bit...

Numerology is silly for all of the reasons that Psionicist points out, but I've long thought that it would be the foundation for a cool spellcasting presitge class. Numbers and grammar. Those are the things make thaumatergy cool.

That's very cool! I might have to look into this idea. If there isn't one in my community now, maybe I'll look into founding one. BTW, wouldn't "Moerser Jugenbuchjury" be "Moer's Youth Book Jury?" What little German I've acquired over the years is pretty rusty, but the word "buch" is right...

Lolth's Demonweb Pits [Kathy Bates Waterboy voice]The Devil [/Kathy Bates Waterboy voice] Numeralogical Significance. . . discuss This was my 666th post. At that time, I said: , but now that I've moved beyond this post count, I'm a nice guy again. (Though I do still have an "Evil Wicked...

I can't find that one. Do you remember which forum it's in?

You don't seriously mean for us to believe that you're not calling in sick? Why didn't you request the day off - it's not like it's been a secret when the book was coming out. Shame on you. I want details!

Barennd Nobeard says he's up to page 195 already!

UPS actually hires extra drivers to deliver the HP books on time.

Never mind. I've found them. http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=140121 & http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=140107

is there a link forthcoming, or must I search?

Potential Spoilers All right, we know that the English have your copies already. Mine won't arrive for another 16 hours, and won't actually get to read it until my wife has finished it. Spill the beans! What do you think? Great? Terrible? Who dies? Who or what is the half-blood prince?

I have been am eagerly awaiting the return of the yellow and purple dragons, have always wanted a thorough explanation of the Sha'ir, and am just stoked about this book in general. I was mainly excited to get this issue because of the Ptolus preview, but there's been more on montecook.com than...

An extra-dimensional space is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. A non-dimensional "space" isn't actually so much a space as a window to the Astral plane, where all time is simultaneous and all space is together in a sort of singularity. The astral plane is beyond the bounds of...

Or maybe a little later. . . It's called galenog, and I'm pretty sure I just stole it from the Complete Book of Gnomes and Halflings. Edit: the brews in Dragon 334 are really cool! I particularly like the drowned man stout and the dwarven grave ale.

http://www.montecook.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi?mpress_Ptolus Okay. Clearly, you are, once again, correct. I defer to your wisdom, and now I really want this book. I still want my copy of Dragon 334, though.

BUMP because I just posted a new magical item to the Item a Day thread, and because this thread is no longer on the first page of my subscriptions, and because, despite instructions to the contrary, I'm still waiting for XCorvis thing, and I don't want him/her to forget.

Final version? The Staff of the Raven: The top of this six-foot long darkwood staff bears a distinctive, life-sized image of two ravens, back-to-back, wings outspread. The wielder of this staff, even a wielder without spellcasting ability of any kind, may cause any or all ravens, crows, or...

The Staff of the Raven: Corrected and updated in post 222 of this thread.

there's always http://www.imdb.com and http://www.amazon.com or http://www.dictionary.com and one of my students really likes http://www.howstuffworks.com oh! oh! and http://www.engrish.com That's hysterically funny