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Although it's from a different (but also nifty!) comic: HOODY HOO!!!!!! :D Congrats, Rich!

Gnome My guess (and I've been wrong before...just don't tell anyone!) is that magazine works wouldn't count. I'm guessing it's limited to WotC/TSR proper. Clarification: Just wanted to make sure people realized my "Chuck you, Farley" is directed at the contest idea and implementation, not...

Well, I wouldn't have minded giving this a shot.....except for the qualifier that says that they're only looking for people who haven't worked with Wizards before. Quote.... "If you haven’t worked with us before and would like to be considered for freelance design work, please complete this...

The fellow with the amnesiatic Ranger had a few other..er... "interesting" characters... A bald-headed black woman who bore a startling resemblance to Grace Jones, had a wooden right foot, and a 6 Charisma. None of us are quite sure where this concept came from, and decided not to ask. In my...

Castle Maure is unfortunately named, IMHO.....Whenever my eyes do a sweep down the screen, I keep thinking that there should be a letter N between the A and the U! :eek:

OK, now THAT is more like it. Sounds like it indeed was a case of bad execution as opposed to concept. :D

Wow. Just...wow. My wife and I sat at the computer howling at all of these characters. Some of them you don't know whether to laugh hysterically or weep in abject misery. Just thought of another one, incidentally.... In my on-going (as in, since the late 80's) 1920's Call of Cthulhu campaign...

The Moonsea (ok, so I'm a little biased), and the Western Heartlands. :)

I was going to say "the most retarded", but hey...trying to be sensitive here. :) But who else has this happened to? You're putting together a new campaign, and everyone comes up with a character, just fine. Then one guy, in an effort to be different and stand out, comes up with THE most...

Mel Gibson IS...Smurfheart. "They can take our lives but they cannot take away our smurf berries!"

BWAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAH!!! ::::falls off chair:::: BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! It's so funny because it's so TRUE!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Running a continuous D&D campaign is the closest thing to having an electric train layout that includes real people. :cool:

But...but.... if we somehow did away with the Magic Missile spell, how would we then be able to attack the darkness????? :eek:

Polyhedral Lice- What gamers who don't bathe end up infested with.

Interesting. We've done a campaign re-launch, and it's set in the Silver Marches. :) Here's what I do in order to sustain a long-running campaign. 1. Continuity and Consistency. Have a good back story, have facts make sense, have things fit together nicely, so if/when PCs discover stuff, the...

In our Forgotten Realms campaign, my wife rolled up a middle-aged cleric of Talona. She's considered the RPG answer to Slappy Squirrel! :lol:

Niiiiiiiice! :lol: I agree about the overrated bit, btw!

Aww yeah I'm familiar with FM. Stayin' away, thanks very much! ;)

There's just one problem I have regarding 3.5's release. It happened so soon, relatively speaking, and supposedly it was because there were flaws in 3.0 that really needed to be corrected ASAP. OK fine..well...if the problems were so danged glaring that they necessitated a 3.5, then wouldn't...

I don't know whether to be amused or horrified at this thread.... :eek: