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Fitzhugh and Floyt This popped up on another thread recently-- I'm thinking of adapting Brain Daley's Third Breath series (Requiem for a Ruler of Worlds, Jinx on a Terran Inheritance, Fall of the White Ship Avatar)...it always seemed like it would be a fun sandbox to play in. Just have to...

And eat Ham and Jam and Spam a lot! I You've got princesses in remote towers, the (Your Relic Here) catured by the (Your Favorite Infidel Here) in the stronghold of such-and-so, and there's always a dragon in a cave somewhere needing slain... Your campaign set-up can already start you...

Re: Science Fantasy Actually, I've never read that... (I know, I Know..."Oh look, a heretic! Get some wood!) Daley's works are science fiction, but admittedly they're not "hard" sci-fi by any stretch, which I suppose was the distinction I was trying to make... But not very well, obviously...

Not bad at all... I'll have to agree with what other folks have said above-- it's really not bad at all once the shots are in. A little odd pressure, but that's about it. If you need a crown, I found it more annoying to sit there with the molds drying in my mouth-- but the finished mold of...

Speaking as one... Massachusetts doesn't really translate well, though technically I suppose you could use Massachusett after the old Native American tribe... though they might take offense... I won't offend Eric's grandma either, but yeah, you do hear that other term from drivers around you...

Not fantasy, but... On the science fiction (or science fantasy, actually) end of things, I always thought it would be fun to play in Brain Daley's Third Breath: Requiem for a Ruler of Worlds Jinx on a Terran Inheritance Fall of the White Ship Avatar Maybe when d20 Future comes out... ;)

The samurai versus the knight? Last time I saw this debate, the answer came down to "we can't tell" or "the better fighter-- or the luckier one..." http://www.thehaca.com/essays/knightvs.htm

Tim Martin's website has a number of prehistoric Asutralian Beasties (statted up for 2e, though)... including the carnivorous 'roo... http://personal.lig.bellsouth.net/t/f/tf_martn/index.html

Just read Sandstorm by James Rollins... Now it's back to classwork-- The Indian Ocean in World History by Milo Kearney and In the Beginning by Brian Fagan (for archaeology...)

In between the stuff for summer classes, I just finished Robert Silverberg's The Longest Voyage, about circumnavigations in the age of sail... And I read Wicked by Gregory McGuire on Thursday (it was a very boring day at work...)

Still got that new-car smell... I've been lurking since the beginning, but just recently joined. And this is my second post...

Just add Stats... If your campaign is mostly Medieval English or Celtic-based, the English folk-rock band Steeleye Span is almost tailor-made to steal ideas from. Which isn't that surprising, I guess...