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The Free Delvers (SCAP) The Swords of Zosiel (AWAP) The Hounds of Vanderboren (STAP) Jack

My cell phone has universal roaming. (Sorry, couldn't resist) Jack

Sorry, Folks are mis-understanding my post. Wasn't complaining about the size of the computer but rather the processing power said computers had. The details in the rules gave real world measurements which are VASTLY behind the curve of conventional computing. Would a FTL processor be large...

Thanks, I found that particular reference 5 minutes after posting the question. My bad. :) Jack

Hey Folks, Does anyone know what rules are when warforged encounter Rust Monsters and other rust effects? I have an encounter coming up tomorrow with a rust monster and this is going to be important as a warforged is going to seem like a feast to the critter. Jack

Well, This will capture my attention only if they bring Traveller into the 21st Century. My biggest beef is that no edition has tried to increase the tech base from the 1970's sci-fi paradigms it was conceived under. Half of the tech is already inferior under today's technology. I love the idea...

Well, I'd go with either Pelor or St. Cuthbert. For a twist on Pelor try Mayaheine. She's the Paladin who Pelor raised to godhood. Jack.

A slight errant modification of the Elan ritual. Jack

Hey, Go for someplace different and exotic like Ket or The Scarlet Brotherhood. There's also Irongate which was detailed in a Dragon mag within the last year or two. Jack

OK, So my group is currently in the 2nd adventure of the Savage Tide AP and we can't come up with a name for our band of misfits. Here's the make up of the party, we're rather odd: Killoren Ranger (Killorens are from Races of the Wild) Lupin Binder (Lupins are from Dragon Compendium)...

Two cents, I think it's a really neat mechanic but I have to wonder if it really adds anything to the game. Do players really care to spend all that time just to know exactly where they hit an opponent? It seems like too much work just to determine hit and damage. Jack

Heh, My Druid has had some real fun with Sudden Stalagmite. Not only does it make monster kabobs but their friends think twice about messing with you. Even my own party went pale the first time I cast it. Jack P.S. Vortex of Teeth and Dinosaur Stampede are definitely fun too.

Well, That would certainly explain why Aundair and the Reaches don't mix well. Jack

You have GOT to be joking. Those yahoos are ALWAYS overpriced. Do they have some sort of deal on cases or something? They're almost always 10 - 15% higher than prices in Toronto. Jack

I usually get mine from either 401 Games downtown or Dueling Grounds. Both usually have the best price in the city. Jack.

Heh, I started to go to check-out at 11:00 and had to leave to go to my niece's birthday party. Just got back at 6:00 PM and it was still trying to load the page. Jack.

I enjoyed, Justifiers - Would make a great D20 Future setting Living Steel - Great setting but rules only an accountant would love. Talislanta - Not really obscure but no one else mentioned it. Space Opera - Most comprehensive weapons list I've ever seen. Rules were less than spectacular...

Pretty sure these were originally in Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. Not sure if they're the same creature though but the name is the same. Jack.

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Well, I'm not entirely sure the Cogs are below sea level Remember that Sharn's foundations sit upon a high cliff overlooking the Hilt. So high that a section of the city is built right onto the sides of them. Also with the Magma vents beneath the Cogs any water that got in would turn to steam...