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Module B1: In Search of the Unknown for purely nostalgiac reasons. It was the first dungeon I ever ran way back in '78 and I've used it several times again. Classic crawl that is plenty customizable so it's different every time. hunter1828

My current primary campaign has several children of the characters. The characters are mostly pushing epic level, but not there yet (I expect all will be, or be close, by the time the storyline wraps). The next campaign will be the children of these characters (there are four children already)...

Already pre-ordered from Amazon.com hunter1828

The game belongs to everyone. As DM I run a game that I know that I'm going to enjoy, but at the same time I make sure that each player has an important role in the game. I take what that characters desires, dreams, and capabilities are and go from there to weave personal stories into the...

I like the four new core classes as well as the feats and spells. I've already created a vile War Mage NPC for use in one of my campaigns (I'll let Ariel wonder which campaign she's going to run into him in... :p ) hunter1828

I've never had "generic" clerics in a game. Going all the way back to original D&D in the late '70s I made players pick a deity for their cleric (heck, I usually made all players regardless of class pick a deity). hunter1828

As a matter of fact it is. I just renewed my subscription via the Paizo web site last month. Huh...I didn't think about that. I didn't get a notice that my subscription has expired, though. hunter1828

Just let me know. Everyone in my gaming group subscribes and got their issue this month. hunter1828

I've got a different sort of "problem"...I received TWO copies of the latest issue of Dragon (#314), both with identical mailing labels. Anyone miss this issue? The extra is still sealed in plastic, I'll send it to you if you want it at no charge (US addresses only). hunter1828

The wife and I have a $20,000 renter's policy, but it is primarily to cover the extensive comic book, action figure and game book collections. We're just outta luck if we have to replace pots and pans or clothes! :) hunter1828

I love watching Boise State, too. I remember when ESPN first started showing Thursday night college games way back in the mid '80s. It was almost always second tier (sometimes even third tier) teams as all the big guns wanted to be on Saturday only (that's changed!). Boise State was one of...

Congratulations! Hope it wasn't as hectic as mine and Ariel's was! If it weren't for the video tape, we wouldn't remember it! :) hunter1828

HA! Man, I love it on those rare times when Tennessee and Syracuse play...nothing but a sea of orange! hunter1828

I haven't been to a game since my last year at UT in 1993-94. I transfered to Wyoming after that, and though the games were fun (I'd been watching WAC games for years on ESPN) they didn't have the "flavor" or "feel" of the huge crowds in Knoxville. Just being at Neyland stadium and hearing...

Good to see another Vols fan! I sure miss going to games... hunter1828

He must be doing ok, as I can't find anything on the 'Net anywhere. BTW, I did see where KW jr. apologized for his post-game comments to the press. hunter1828

I doubt it, and I liked what the guys on ESPN had to say about his outburst, telling him to calm down and ask his dad how one is supposed to act on and off the field. hunter1828

No, gamers are not smarter. And the fact that gamers argue over such a ridiculous and meaningless idea proves it. hunter1828, who may or may not be serious

They ain't goin' to a BCS bowl this year, and at times they've played like their all first year Pop Warner players...but... GO BIG ORANGE!!!!!! "Wish that I was on ol' Rocky Top..." hunter1828

I never felt like anything in 2e (or any edition, for that matter) was necessary. I owned most of the "Complete" series, the PHB, DMG, MC, all FR stuff and a smattering of other things (Ravenloft, Darksun, Planescape, Spelljammer, etc). I used maybe a 1/10th of it in any given session. Maybe...