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I order another box of minis every time I see that ad. Just doing my part.

My son just turned 7 last week, and has played a fighter for a while now. He even named the guy Regdar. I think he has weapon focus and another "always on" type feat, as you mention. The PC is only 2d level. I suggest starting at first level, rather than 5th. Much less complicated. Although 1st...

My sons, ages 4, 6 and 8 at the time, learned from the Basic Game and have now played both versions of the game. I recommend it. Good fun, good production values, and well worth the money. We still use the minis and tiles. If your players want to continue and do not want to create their own...

Took my two oldest sons, got there 15 minutes after the store opened, but there was not big crowd anyway. We were limited to one item each, so we ended up with DCC #51.5, the Paizo module, and Goodman's new Wicked Fantasy Factory line's intro module Temple of Blood. Ran Temple of Blood for my...

Dang, that is pretty sweet. Thanks for the heads-up!

Just found this recent thread on a search. I am thinking about getting the game for my soon-to-be-7-year-old son, for his birthday. He is into dragons, has played a little D&D, and reads well for his age. Anyone have an opinion as to whether he and his 9-year-old brother will be able to...

Got mine yesterday. I have only had a chance to skim it. Looks like for me it will be a fun read, but not something I would ever run. These days, I prefer more simple systems. But I would play, especially with an elite GM that knew the rules well.

They have done previous promotions here, and elsewhere. I got a few Kalamar adventures for free, before I had bought any of their products. And that was with no shipping charge too. It convinced me to pick up a few Kalamar books. If $7 still seems like too much for you, then don't participate...

Very generous of you. Email sent. Thanks!

I've only had the chance to skim through Hollowed Tree Tower, but it looks great. The maps are fantastic, and the way the material is presented (very open ended) makes the book perfect for the intended purpose. I can drop the Tree Tower into just about any campaign, any time. The simple...

That explains it! I'm actually convinced to subscribe to a $20 per month (minus 30%, plus shipping) book! At first I thought I would just get the first few issues with my subscription credit, but at this point I think I am all in. Nice work, Paizo!

Last I heard, diaglo was plenty worried about bird flu too. And coming from a guy who works at the CDC, that has me a little concerned.

I just started having this problem this morning, being redirected to register.com. I was reading threads until about 8:15 a.m. and then the redirect started. Is it a new problem on CM's end, or do I need to do the hosts file fix?

A poster named dcollins did a series of polls, one for every spell level, a couple of years ago. This thread has links to each spell poll thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=144162

Dittos to everyone who has related a positive experience. We have stuck with chat, rather than voice. I've used WebRPG and OpenRPG, and found FG to be far superior. The link to Battlegrounds looks interesting. Can someone (ronin?) tell us how it differs from FG?

Player's Handbook at home, Stealth at work. Never tried Light, I'll take a look at it.

I'll miss Necro, but they certainly have a reason to be proud. Some of the best d20 products. Thanks for a great run, Necromancer!

Check out Zorcerer of Zo from Atomic Sock Monkey: http://www.atomicsockmonkey.com/products/zoz.asp Described, in part, as: "An evocative game setting: the Zantabulous Land of Zo (and its five Kingdoms) -- strongly influenced by much-beloved fairytale otherworlds like Oz (naturally), Narnia...

The Temple of Mysteries by Monte Cook is a cool little adventure. http://www.montecook.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi?mpress_Temple WARNING: do not read too much about this adventure if you expect to be a player in it. Cool twists will be revealed and spoil your fun. There are some neat twists that...

"'Maybe there is a beast....maybe it's only us.'" - William Golding, Lord of the Flies