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Or drive them nuts trying to figure it out. :)

Good idea, Rav. [random poster], I mock your deeply held religious and political beliefs. How can you be so stupid? (Not strong enough?);)

Gosh, I'm going to have to make my villains stop saying "Tee-hee-hee.":D

Man, Rasputin died quicker than this thread. RASPUTIN!!

What are your favorite drinks, and when should I bring them over?;)

Very funny--thanks for the link.

Absolvo te.

I don't post enough, so gratuitous non-comment for this thread. I suppose I could start a new thread for "You know you don't post often enough..." but really that would defeat the purpose of it.

I first saw your work in Scrollworks (Lazarus Ewell inthe most recent issue was very cool) and now I have another reason to look forward to the Windhaven book from Affinity. That "Weapons Shop" pic is awesome.

Well, you should set up a couple of barrels of good dwarven beer in this thread, because a lot of people are going to want to have a party.:D

Never heard of it. Now I'll have to check it out. This talk of halflings also prompted a thought on the few paragraphs about unusual familiars for the Villain. Anybody using halflings as their own version of Mini Me? Picture the evil dragon, right pinkie-claw to this mouth--"I shall call him...

They're waiting for someone that speaks draconic, and not this vulgar "common" tongue.

I got it and found lots of useful stuff and I'm only on page 20. Course I'm also a newbie DM, so everything is still exciting and new:D I did like my mis-reading of a sentence on page 14, which lead me to believe for a moment that due to their high dexterity, halflings are good AS thrown...

I don't have a big bad guy yet, but I am inclined towards a Dr. Evil character somewhere. I mean, fricken' sharks with fricken' laser beams on their fricken' heads! Plus Dr. Evil shows how funny frustration can be.

I say, suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Don't bother taking up arms against a sea of troubles.

Interesting. Maybe there's a secret Hollywood sub-culture out there of D&D players... *dons conspiracy hat*

Pegasoi would be the Greek plural.

Wow. The Cuisinart of the Gods.

I second this motion! I would buy this in a heartbeat.

One half-elf ranger. That is all. A friend and I are trying to get back into gaming, so we're starting slow, but having fun. His ranger gets to meet all kinds of interesting people!