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I would also like to express my gratitude. Dragon and Dungeon served as both forum and proving ground for wonderfully creative ideas. Accepting the finest submissions from professionals and dabblers alike, these publications provided a critically important space for the game to evolve ... and...

I really don't think so. Here's the link. That page has a link to a visual tour of the 3.0 one for your perusal.

As Kenzer is licensed to use WotC-exclusive material, the screen has some charts that are lacking on any other OGL chart. They really went all out. I've never seen its equal. Even the Kalamar specific charts are, for the most part, useful. I really enjoy the charts for naming NPCs, Taverns, and...

I'd recommend a roman chair if your problem is muscular. I spent $300 for a really nice one and my lower back pain has been a thing of the past for about a year (they can be had cheaply too). Careful squats and ab work also help tremendously. DMing at home has it's advantages, huh? Well, I know...

pie. mmm ... dragonlord like pie.

sounds like wacky fun. gets my vote. that would be a blast! I guess I need to start going to these Gen Con thingies.

PirateCat - I definitely respect your judgement, and thank you for sharing your opinion. Apparently I need to pick up Cage of Delirium. btw, I wasn't too fond of the adventure attached to the DM screen. Not the best IMHO. Whizbang - I just didn't want to force PC into an awkward situation ...

Also curious about your opinion here. Would you mind emailing me which two you didn't fall in love with (so as not to create any bad publicity for GG)?

erm ... you're not alone.

That's easy ... They Live. That's actually a really fun movie, and one that really tapped into the collective paranoia of the 80's. Watched it recently as an adult. Seems a bit dated, but still a good romp.

Just curious ... which one are you using?

slobber.

What's Gary playing? Space checkers? Is that guy playing with Gary an elf? He literally looks elvish. Did the troll actually live under the bridge? Nice keep! It really does look like the moathouse from ToEE. Looks like a good time. Wish I could have been there!

Hell, yeah! erm ... well .. you know what I mean!

We had a blast! Thanks for writing such a terrific adventure! I'll have to keep an eye out for others you've written.

I have read your houserules, and E6 sounds like an intriguing style of play. I have only played high-level games with 3.5E a handful of times, so the jury is still out for me on how clunky the system is over level 12. It seems like it may depend largely on how familiar the players are with the...

Yup! The rogue spotted the ring from the ledge before they crossed the chasm. They used their last rope to lower the duskblade to the water's surface, and he swam for it. As soon as he laid hold of the ring, out popped the ogre! The frenzy that ensued was great! The party shot into the water...

Ran this (along with your revisions) last night as a one-shot. We didn't really mean to, but my players were having so much fun that our group just kept playing until 2 am! To say the least, everyone had a blast! If not for your recurring recommendation, I wouldn't have even considered it...

doesn't load for me either.

Since we're talking about a Gnome's hooked hammer in the context of D&D, I'd defer to the one depicted on page 120 of the 3.5E PHB as the typical sort. It is a normal light hammer at one end with a hook at the other. The hook is protruding at a 90 deg angle, near the handle end. EDIT: I'm...