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One trick you may want to try is something I did when I started my Iron Kingdoms game where the characters started out as members of a military unit going up against Cryx (armies of undead). So you can see the horror/military applications. Sure, what I did was fantasy and you sound like you...

There is not a LOT I need to by at GenCon. I hate having to haul stuff back home that I can buy back home (and at a discount at the FLGS). Therefore I typically use my GenCon budget for stuff I can't normally find elsewhere (or won't be out for awhile). This ends up being art, t-shirts...

At first, when I saw this thread title, I thought it was going to be about some kind of Star Trek wedding (two people at a church getting married dressed as Drow).

On a slight derail, I never understood the 'collectability' of games. I think that the fact that games increase in value seems a little shady to me. Of course, I have never played ToEe so I have no idea how great (or bad) it is.

This is the exact setting I was thinking of, too. If you are going to play a campaign where the characters are evil, I think this is a setting that could really work, without getting out of hand. And there are some really neat bad guys to work for.

Who?

I need some way of just storing the things when not in use.

The announcement will be that the upcoming set of Desert of Desolation figures will have an Ultra Rare Edena figure.

Hmm. I wasn't aware he had gotten greedy over it or that there was any bad blood. If true that is sad to hear.

Gargauth, I am curious what level you are starting the campaign at and how long you think it will go.

I am curious what your complaint is with the WotC tiles? Like I said, a real turn on for me was the affordability, honestly.

Anything for easy to find mummies. Of course, I wish the would put out easy to find Drow soldiers/warriors.

For the price and quality, I really think the Dungeon Tiles from WotC are pretty darn good.

I presume by the fact that you have to ask when it is, you won't be joining us.

It depends. I voted for 1-6 hours but that is usually for some mega encounter. If running D&D I create a series of small encounters with some winging it and then that leads up to a big encounter from time to time, complete with stat blocks, boxed text, etc. They are fun but I simply don't...

I usually just create some random encounters, keep them on a list and use them as I like them.

I have to make changes. No matter how much I love the setting I always end up making some changes to what is printed. Maybe it is my own arrogance or desire to put my own personal stamp on it. *hangs head in shame* Why can't I leave well enough alone? ;)

FB: Fatbeard (n) An obnoxious (often overweight but not always; often with a beard but not always) gamer who enjoys rules lawyering and lording their library-esque knowledge as a sword rather than a shield. See also, Comic Book Guy. OK, I admit. I just like talking about Fatbeards. :)

The choices really are vast. But lots of them have their own personalty and appeals that others don't have. Iron Kingdoms and Midnight really would appeal to some (like myself) but it could be a real turn off to others because of the specific things you can and cannot do. Greyhawk and...

Whereas I do not dislike cannon, I try to stay away from it in the sense that I don't like having 'established' characters or people show up in my game. I am afraid that I would not be able to do all the characters justice and it might ruin it for some. If I were running Staw Wars, for...