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This idea is most excellent, dude! SO-CRATES!

I don't see why there's such competition in the tabletop world. It's like when comic fans rage between Marvel and DC, when the average non-nerd off the street isn't likely to care too much. Except when it comes to Batman, because everybody loves Batman.

Yeah. There's one in which the dwarves are all miners, forced to slave away for gems and gold for their matriarch so she has enough power to destroy the evil sorceress who controls the land. The PCs must also decide whether to protect her once she consumes a poison apple, or whether to align...

They should be babies. If the PCs kill enough babies, they get the attention of mama, sleeping way down at the bottom.

Dude, it's your game. Do whatever you want. Make a vampire who everybody knows is a vampire, but he doesn't break any laws, so the PCs can't touch him. In fact, they'll be arrested by the guards if they just try to stake him or something. That would be tremendously great.

They will if we work 'em in the factories again, the way we outta.

D&D is already gambling to begin with. I know a few guys with D&D problems, like they probably need to be weened off, go to some meetings or something.

These are completely wonderful ideas. Keep 'em coming! I had one idea for Shadowrun, but I couldn't play it unless I either had a trusted friend, or a DM that let me play two characters: But the idea is basically a couple of occultist bikers, really big bruiser sorts who each provide the...

Pretty simple, what are some ideas for characters you have, but haven't used? I'll start us off, with a Halfling Monk that I'd play as a Luchador. Make him like a miniature Danny Trejo in a mask, have him flip around and leap off of things to splash people on the ground, etc. It would be a lot...

Oh man, like Rorschach? I've wanted to make that for D&D as well. I've always wanted to run, like, an urban noir or vigilante game.

Succubi never really did it for me. Uhh, you know, in terms of a monster encounter. That's what I meant.

Or, you could make a medieval version of The Flash. Have lightning streaks when he moves at top speed, he leaves a trail of fire, etc. It would be great.

I love this so much, that I'm gonna steal it for every game I run from now on, even games that it wouldn't make any sense for. "Welcome to my RoboCop campaign, guys. Here's your magical tobacco pipes."

I don't see why fireball wouldn't work. Just, instead of shooting a ball of fire, you'd shoot a ball of heat that feels like boiling lobster-water. Also, in making the giant octopus, don't forget it's horrible, crippling venom if it bites you.

I think I like 3.Pathfinder, simply because those are the versions I played most. I like 4th when I just want to close my eyes and kill s(p)it and feel like a sexual rockstar badass. I've played 2E and Advanced, and those are fun and simple in places. Needlessly complicated in others. I haven't...

The barbershop thing seems like a Halfling situation, but maybe the Mexican Dwarves sing Mariachi, that could be balla. A lot of Dwarves served in the war, though. On both sides. Brother versus brother, it was very tragic.

Oh yeah, well real robots value helicopter death, and rooms full of organs when they're done. They gotta be careful they don't rust, though.

I wish I had more money than I do, because I've always wanted to buy or rent out a personal office, and use it only for gaming with buddies.

I basically run an alternate history situation. Basically, the setting is exactly earth, but where fantasy races have existed here. So the Roman Empire had to deal with strong Elven resistance when they went into northern Europe, England and other places had to deal with vikings and Orcs...

You know, we are talking about a fantasy world. I think a double-bladed weapon could work if you aren't using a human anatomy. Like, if a robot was using it, he could spin his wrist around really fast and have an awesome helicopter situation going on.