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As a player - never. As a DM - always.

A couple of bad rolls and some good role-playing led to some good comedy. Fairly recently i was playing a cleric. We came across a unmarked potion. I decided that I would identify it with a spellcraft check. I rolled a natural 1. The DM smiled and said that it was a potion of fireball. I...

I voted 6. I have to admit that I am torn. I am curious, but wary.

Just because he is a zombie cannibal shark god doesn't make him a bad father.

Start at the caves. Don't waste any time in the town. Bree Yark!

I will have to throw a vote in for 31st Century in Olathe. It is on the corner of 151st and Mur-Len. Well run, clean, professional store.

oooo...look at me. I'm so smart. My brain isn't big enough. I read The Economist. Just kidding, I subscribe to it also. It really is a wonderful obituary.

I have always had a soft spot for the rogue. Up until recently I have used traps frequently. No one wants to play a rogue in my current game so I really lightened up on the traps. I still use them (but not the killer variety) as a gentle reminder that they may need a rogue some time in the...

Goodbye Gary, I am thankful I had a chance to speak with you. Thanks again for 25 years of the adventure and all of the great friends.

Interesting. I am looking forward to seeing where this is going.

I gave the core books to my second cousin. I tried to introduce his father to the game when we were kids, but he never had the imagination for it. His son does. I voted 2, but now that I think about it, I think it should be 3. I am teaching two new players right now. I also brought an old...

I will buy the first core books, but probably not much more than that. I have a bookcase full of previous editions and I do not feel like starting a second bookcase just yet.

Never lawyers, doctors, or accountants. Always chemists, engineers/architects & IT guys.

I like them going back to the points of light idea. More wilds, less kingdoms. Too many times I would look at a map of one of he published worlds, scratch my head, and wonder, "with all of those civilized human lands, where are all the monster coming from"?

Ignore what I said earlier. Everyone else is right. Daggerspell shaper is kinda cool in its own way - but it is not nearly as powerful as just plain druid.

I have a druid in my current game that took a level or two of scout and became a pretty good daggerspell shaper. She is having a lot of fun with that class. You will miss out on a couple of spell levels for the level of scout and the 1st level of the prestige class. The wild shape abilities...

I sure hope that she can cook, because Iuz's girlfriend is REALLY fugly. Thanks for the ideas and the good feedback. I was trying to shy away from using old Zugg. While she is close to the power level that I was attempting to achieve, the idea lacks a little panache. I don't normally play...

Thank you for finding this. I know this may sound a little insane - but I thought that he would be a little weaker than that. I mean after all, he is just a demi-god. That is certainly not a pushover without a total DM fiat. I will have think this one through some more. A balor under a...

I am sitting in the campus library trying not to disturb anyone.

Thanks for the lead. It is a good start. I will attempt to locate that back issue. If I am not able to find it I do like your idea about the Balor. I quickly thought about Tharizdun but dismissed the idea very quickly. Too powerful. Iuz is just a demi-god easily captured and manipulated...