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Wow. Lost City of Barakus is in there. A steal at twice the price. If you don't have it, but it now.

Interesting, my kids are finishing this up too. It is their first module after finishing the D&D Basic Game, and we started with new characters as we had used the pregens. I threw in Buzz on the Bridge from Dungeon magazine to make the trip to NeMoren's more interesting and, like your kids...

Trading or selling them in the Miniatures Trading and RPG Marketplace forum here seems the easy way to go. Being in Europe, shipping may be an issue, but we certainly have plenty of posters that might be close enough to you. Post a list in the forum and see if anyone is interested. A lot of...

Good times and good memories. You are still missed, Ryan.

Congrats, Dog Soul. Hard to believe it has only been a year. You guys have produced some great stuff. Keep up the good work!

The game is still going strong, but the the story hour is running behind. Our scribe, howandwhy99, has had his time taken up with other endeavors, including running our 3.5 game now that our DM for that game, Olgar Shiverstone, is moving.

Thanks for asking, I was wondering this myself. It seemed random, and I never even noticed the banner ads. Guess I'm not very good at being anyone's target market.

Once again, I'm doubtful. Baseball season was over, but I'm helping to coach the All Star team, and we have practice every night this week. I expect the same sort of schedule next week, but nothing has been made official yet. As Loki44 said, you guys plan and if it is at all possible I will be...

The Lost City of Barakus is a great mini-campaign from Necromancer Games. It might take a little work to place it in the FR, but as you mentioned just about anything can fit in there somewhere.

Wow. This looks great. I love the Frank Miller graphic novel. Hope the movie does it justice.

Happy B-day, Spoony. And thanks for all you do!

Try reading thru some of the info on this site: http://www.atlanta-bankruptcy-attorney.com/ I don't know what state you are in, but this should give you a general idea.

I saw the movie last night. Liked it, but not as much as the first two. One caveat, I seem to be far more forgiving that the usual internet nit-picking geek. Not that I don't pick nits, and I'm certainly geeky, but I set out to have a good time when I go to the movies, and I usually manage to...

Can someone remind me what the message Sawyer read said? I recall him reading messages from the bottle, but I don't recall the specifics. Thanks.

You can try the Miniatures Trading & RPG Marketplace forum here on EN World. A lot of folks sell what they can there, and then move the rest to ebay.

I'm thinking it was 1981, bought a used copy of the PHB from a friend. Still have that copy too.

I have read and played a combat scenario of M&M 1e, and think it is fantastic. From what I have heard, M&M 2e is all that and more, but also a little more complicated. When I do play a supers RPG, M&M will be the one. But if you don't dig it for some reason, and want something incredibly...

Thinking good thoughts for you, Steve. Keep hanging in there.

Another version is here: http://hometown.aol.com/vbkorik27/main.html But the one Starman linked too looks nicer. No idea of the actual content. And I agree about avoiding spoilers. Use the summaries to refresh your memory before reading the next book, or to see if you missed any plot details...

Yes. My nephew, who had only played computer RPGs, became a regular in Olgar Shiverstone's game (until he moved to Vegas and his wife became a topless dancer). I've also introduced my sons to gaming. They are only ages 8, 6 (almost), and 4, but they are catching on well and have the greatest time.