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A game based on any type of Anime. I'd rather stick a fork in my eye.

Agreed. I just think that the fans can come up with a setting that's just as good if not better than anything WotC can do. Release it as a PDF only and it should be pretty cost effective . But I could be completely wrong...

I ran a game once where a couple of orc's came across a cube in a hallway. They were discussing what to do when the party approached from the other end of the hall. Seeing the orc's talking and pointing in there direction they rushed if for the attack. I loved their faces when the first PC ran...

I plan on doing this in my next campaign. Plus it gives you alot of leeway to play with cool powers without nerfing the player.

I think they need to have another contest like they did with Eberron. Let the players come up with a new setting.

Wow. That's like a Bigfoot sighting. Something you hear about but never see yourself. :D

Nice video. Looks like I need to check out the Combat Tracker. Thanks.

My favorite game ever was a 3rd edition game with my Bard\Artificer Artemis...sorta. I talked my DM into doing a game where I get replaced by a Doppleganger without the rest of the group knowing. As I was the "leader" of the group, everyone else just went along as I led them to a castle that...

I had a friend in a 3e game steal from some of the other party members. I told him if he touched any of my gear I would cut off both of his hands. Unfortunately he never tried anything, was looking forward to seeing the DM's face when I pulled my greatsword and trimmed his nails at the wrist...

Cash always works. ;)

I dont think I could ever throw my old stuff out. 25+ years of stuff I enjoy looking at every so often to remind me why I love this game.

I really like it when a setting challenges the standard fluff of the races. Be it elves in Ebberon, halflings in Dark Sun, etc, I love a strange twist to tie me to a setting.

I was talking with one of my players the other day about length of combat in 4e and how some of the mechanics like action points have changed how I run the game. In 3e I would put random guards at doors and patrolling the grounds. I never used them in my 4e games because of a couple of players...

Eww....you took a bite out of it!!

I just finished DMing a game last month that ended at 23. The only reason it went that far is I wanted to let my players have a few games with their epic destinies. Just way too much to keep track of at that level for me to have fun DMing it. Lucky one of the other guys is a better Dm than me...

One group in has been playing once a week for 6 years. Another once a month for about 10 years. The monthly group has changed a few players but both groups are friends who have been playing in some form with each other since 2e. I was just lucky enough to work with a couple of them and get...

Isaac from Children of the Corn. That kid scared the crap out of me.

I played in a one off game with an Ardent (Sir Slidesalot) and had a friend who was playing a charging Barbarian. That was alot of fun, i'd push at least 6 squares and slow the target and the Barb was bouncing between targets.

Congratulations.

Dragon Fist.