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Hello! I'll be traveling to Poland later this week, to Gdansk at the Baltic Sea, to be precise. I was wondering whether there were any RPG and/or CCG shops worth checking out there. I tried to look on the Internet, but didn't find anything. Maybe someone can help.

Most of these trips have been years and years ago, and often I just transited through these countries: Hungary (where I have been born and where I live) East Germany (GDR) (where I lived for 8 years as a child in the 80s) Czechoslovakia Poland West-Berlin West Germany / Germany Romania...

Hi Present day Rumania is composed of three major parts: Walachia, Moldavia (not to be confused with the Moldavian Republic, which is more or less only a part of historical Moldavia) and Transsylvania. Transsylvania was a part of the Kingdom of Hungary throughout the Middle Ages. Walachia and...

Let me correct a few things: 1. Bulgarian is a Slavic language. The Bulgarians were a Turkic people living north of the Black Sea. At the end of the 7th century AD a part of them moved to the Danube region, more or less into the current Bulgaria. (Other parts of the Bulgarians moved to the...

This sounds like a joke, but I guess it isn't one.

I think I would buy all those you mentioned.

Well I can confirm that in medieval times you (or someone in your name) had to take your new land into actual physical possession before witnesses to finalize the sale or the land grant. At least that was the case here in Hungary, I don't think there would have been a big difference in this...

Minor nitpick Not that it matters much, but I think that the Tunguska incident happened in 1908, not in 1910.

I think you convinced me to buy this book.

I wrap mine into paper, and then plastic (sort of, don't know the exact English name). This way the books stay in perfect condition, but you can't see the original covers.

We know that there will be a Waterdeep book in 2005.

From the Races of Stone interview on wizards.com: "Wizards: What are you working on now? Any future plans for Stonier Races or something similar? Jesse (Decker): I'm just now wrapping up another book in this series and moving on to a big DM-focused product that won't see print until the end...

Take some feats from the Draconomicon. There are some which are very powerful against dragons, although not really useful against other creatures. This book might have also some spells the druid could have used.

You should take into consideration that the feat you mentioned is a regional feat, and those are admittedly somewhat more powerful than normal feats. But I agree, in general +2/+2 feats are better (= more powerful) than simple skill focus feats.

Teflon Billy! Robett Glover isn't holding Moat Caitlin. The Ironmen are holding it. And as far as i know, Robert Glover isn't even near it. The last I remember of him, he was defeted at Duskendale, where Roose Bolton had sent him to weaken the loyal Stark forces. I can't remember if he died...

Thanks, but the medusa doesn't use the flesh to stone spell, so I never doubted that that if someone would be petrified by the gaze attack of the medusa, then a break enchantment would help him. But what about the interaction of break enchantment and flesh to stone? How do these two spells...

Hi all! I was checking the description of the break enchantment spell, and I found something strange. First it says (from the PHB): So long, so good. That's basically what break enchantment is for. But then it goes on in the next paragraph: Flesh to stone is a spell, which can't be...

1. I think this thread will be moved somewhere else. 2. I don't know any of the games you mentioned, but I own both Settlers of Catan and Carcassone. Both are very good games. I think the look of them is very good, but this might be due to different personal tastes. I like simple wood tokens...

Ever since I read the "Crusader Earth" novels in Dragon I want to run a campaign set in Earth sometime during the crusades. It would have everything: mad demon summoning wizards, templars and hospitalers, trips to Constantinopel, Venice, Cairo, Bagdad etc., lots of historical personalities...

Hi all! Are there any conditions that make you to automatically fail yor Reflex saving throw? It would sound logical that if you are for example paralyzed, then you fail your Reflex saving throw automatically, since you can't move out of harms way. I tried to look through my PHB, but didn't...