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We don't hootie and we don't blowfish... :]

Does anyone else find it weird that supposedly there's no market for modules and they don't sell well but that the majority (at the time of my posting) of responders to this poll predominately use modules over thier own adventures (myself included)??? :\

You go, girl!!!

Confirmed I picked up Lullabies To Paralyze today on my lunch break and, for those who are interested, it's GREAT !!! The fine folks at Best Buy had it on sale for $11.99 (complete with a companion DVD). I highly recommend it if you have the means and inclination. :)

Has anyone got a chance to check out the new Queens of the Stone Age album? I plan on picking it up tomorrow, but wanted to see it was as good as the teasers I've heard so far. :cool:

Shackled City Adventure Path hardcover It is currently avialable for pre-order at Paizo.com at a slight discount. Count one as sold.

Yes it is. I can't imagine why WotC didn't put one in the back of the book... By the way, Keith, thanks to you and Ellen for making and posting the index.

Also keep in mind that Erik (Mona) and James (Jacobs) have both stated that Paizo is looking into compiling the adventures from the Shackled City adventure path into one mega-adventure type, big module type thingy... Most likely would be sold for a considerable amount less than 80 bucks.

No Psionics Love in the Sharn Book... Yep, my wife's Kalashtar Psychic Warrior will likewise have to wait for Races of Eberron :(

Index Keith Baker posted an index for the Sharn book on his site. Here, have a link: http://www.bossythecow.com/SharnIndexIntegrated.pdf

The Seventh Arm The Seventh Arm by Tito Leati is in Dungeon #88 and it is quite a good adventure - my players still wake up in cold sweats becuse of it... ;)

The FAQ's on xbox.com report that "fewer than one in ten thousand consoles have experienced these component failures".

I reserved a copy last May (I was really looking forward to it...and at that time it was supposed to come out in November :( ) and I just rolled my reservation over today to make sure that I'm getting the Deluxe Edition. The game looks like it will be great.

Phantom Threat Well it doesn't deny Dex bonus to AC, but it does make the target believe that he's flanked if he fails his save and thus, enables sneak attack...The spell is Phantom Threat from the Complete Warrior. It's a Bard 1 / Hexblade 1 spell though, so I don't know if it really fits...

Been playing 23 years now. That long and only about 3 successfully completed campaigns... :(

Agreed. If Adimarchus' insanity can be effective from within a cage devised by Graz'zt himself, then it can surely be as effective from within an Iron Flask.

Ouch!!! I used to alternate between coffee and soda non-stop, but a kidney stone last year put and end to that business. Now it's H2O.

Well, you're in luck, then. According to Erik's comments in the Prison Mail (issue #115) they will be introducing a three-part advnenture called "Touch of the Abyss" by Greg A. Vaughan, starting in issue #117.

Hey, James. I personally am very excited about the second adventure path and I'm glad to hear that the installments will be in consecutive issues. That was one thing that bugged me about the first one - waiting for two or three issues for the next adventure (#104 to #107 for instance). I...

IIRC, the Soul Pillars...were used to research the Cagewright's plans for the Ritual of Planar Junction. After they got the info they needed to proceed with the ritual, Fetor Abradius stayed behind to continue the research, thinking that he could learn much more from them... IMO, the most...