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problem-solving and creativity are, for me, the heart of gaming.

turning on my computer makes me want to play it again. :D

"twitterate." :D

wow, this just keeps getting better and better. :D

i just had a nerdgasm. :D

i just had a revelation about bards. the bard can use a longsword, a shield, wear light armor, cast minor utility/buff/healing spells (even while wearing armor and holding a shield), and can use musical instruments. is it just me, or does that sound like this guy? wow, i may have just found a...

example?

if d&d didn't exist, i would invent it. :lol: it would be my homebrew system, and nobody would buy it because it's so strange. :lol:

both. there is much that i enjoy, but i feel like i would enjoy it even more if a few parts were removed (the first half of rotk, for example).

thank you for posting that -- now i definitely don't want to watch it. :D

yes, quite happy with my homebrew system, thank you. :D

so all those references to "a cast of thousands" were exaggerating?

i've only read the first three books, so no spoilers, please. how many named characters are in "a song of ice and fire" so far (after five books)? i don't need to know the exact number. in fact, an answer like "about 400" or "over a thousand" is sufficient.

can i subtract xp for this post? :p

penalizing a player for playing an unusual multiclass combination makes no sense to me. give the man his xp.

considering how many game systems, house rules, and from-scratch homebrewed systems there are, i think you might be on to something. many gaming groups might need their own individual system, but quality adventures can be adapted to fit just about any system.

because it makes combat more fun! maybe, but they aren't as much fun! :p

now it looks like $1,254,120. still not enough for the last mystery prize. maybe he'll give it to us anyway. :D

on second thought, it may not be necessary -- less than fifty thousand to go with 53 hours left. :D

he should extend it a week so he can top a million! :D