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Nope, Deepwood Sniper hasn't been reprinted. I am curious where Ehlonna's Way is from though.

A-ha. Gotcha. Thankfully, it hasn't come up yet, since I only completed the feat combo when I levelled last game, and haven't had a chance to use it yet.

Oh please <rolleyes>. Half the reason Geyhawk died is because no-one could agree on what the frug "canon" meant. And at any rate, the info is there if you'd actually bother to look up the websites. I'll even get you started with my own region http://perrenland.lythia.com And don't go...

For the master of a zillion weapons, the Player's Guide to Arcanis has a PrC that's right up that alley, the Weapon Savant. 5 levels, and by the end you can use anything at all, AND apply Weapon Focus, Improved Crit etc to 'em all. Of course, you aren't allowed to pick up any of those feats on...

Oh, come on Kesh, Wolf's Rain wasn't that slow. Then again, I've seen .hack//sign. Glaciers move faster than that overrated thing.

I wouldn't be suprised to see a Dread Wraith in there.

Hellsing: Did you like Bebop and Vampire Hunter D? Then you'll like this. A slick, stylish vampire blasting series, great design and cast. Alucard (NOT ARUCARD!) and Paladin Andersong are great characters. The dub is very well done too. Trigun: So damn entertaining! Sci-fi western...

The English dub was quite good. Not as good as ADV's absolutely stellar work on the series, but still well done. The Red Cross Book (the pamphlet) is easy to find on the internet. If you have even passable Google-fu you'll find it.

What the? You mean there were actually sequels to Cube? I seriously didn't know!

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation is a bad follow up to a so-bad-its good original. Exorcist II: The Heretic may be the worst sequel ever. Yes, worse than Highlander! Resident Evil: Apocalypse I think will be excluded via the nudity clause, since Milla gets her gear off, again. Blair Witch 2: Book...

Hideaki Anno wrote NG:E while he was clinically depressed and his Prozac prescription had run out. It was a form of self-therapy from all accounts. The other important thing to remember is that while the first half of EoE, "Episode 25': Air/Love is Destructive" is what he originally intended...

Am I the only one who finds compassion and wisdom to be contradictory? There's nothing wise about compassionately leaving your enemy alive!

Havoc Mage (MH) is an interesting one, and its Battlecast ability can be devestating. Spellsword (CW) and Daggerspell Mage (CV) are far cooler. Spellsword's more combat focused, but overcoming ASF is always nice, while Daggerspell Mage positively oozes style and flavour.

I read this, laughed and said to myself "And that's why heroes all end up in the same place. DEAD!" Maybe I'm just jaded. Or maybe its just that someone who has all those qualities simply isn't believeable. Or is that a chicken/egg paradox in my last statement?

No Man's Land, Hush, The Killing Joke and Knightfall are my personal picks. So yeah, I'll echo the previous recommendations, especially No Man's Land. Absolute EPIC.

Paradigm Concepts: *The Bloody Sands of Sicaris *A Carnival of Swords *Blood Reign of Nishanpur (now out of print) *Nishanpur: The City of Secrets

Damn straight. I will say this though, Hayden Christensen is a good actor. Don't believe me, then go see "Shattered Glass".

Pretty much every save or die effect in existence.

Conspicuously, this is how its treated in Living Greyhawk.

Because you can't summon creatures in the air. That'd be a hostile environment to them, since they'll fall and take damage. Do it with Greater Shadow Conjuration and since they're illusory, I can't see why that'd trigger the danger condition. You're missing the fact that Shadow Conjuration...