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Yes. In the sense that I dl'ed the rules, read them sevreal times each, discussed them with friends, made characters, crunched numbers, and ran multiple theoretical scenarios on my own. My group wants nothing to do with D&D.

I know, right?!?!

Which just makes sense.

DDNFan is Bob Hoskins? Okay, good to know.

Wait, the Angels won't be color coded for my convenience? /ragequit

LOL

Then how does the whole "IP Ban" thing work?

But how long would the barrel of flaming oil last? I guess it depends on how it's flaming when bought....

It's all good. Just lettin anyone who cared know I've never actually been banned here. Which makes for 4 message boards I actually participate in that I haven't been banned at (counting temp bans and such, but not thread bans). I do actually try towards rules obeyance here. When I think...

Unlike some of my cohort, I have never been banned from ENWorld. Thread banned a few times, sure, not site banned.

I never used it. Of course I did whacky things back in 1e... so it could have been effective, just not weird enough for me.

Opinions varied from: "Best Edition Ever! It even made me a ham sandwich on it's way out the door!" to "Worst Edition Ever! It kicked a puppy/killed my fav edition/gave me herpes!"

On my old broadband service I had a fluid IP address. They'd drop your address and reassigned it to others on the node as needed. So while a site could havebanned a specific address for me, in a day or so I'd have new on. Granted at a moment's notice (every day at midnight) I could be...

Burning things to death used to be considered pretty damn horrendous.

I'd like to be able to untie them from the Wilderness. Maybe give them Favored Environment, similar to the old Favored Enemy, just with different bonuses and abilities tied to it.

This. I'm still waiting to be able to make a City Ranger.

Space cowboys is fun. But the show was about a bunch of outlaws, some of whom would have been villains had they been running with a different crew (okay, one of them). And their leader was a stone cold killer when he had need. It was the call to "Big Damn Heroes" style of play, when that...

It's still D&D!!!11!! /ragequit

One picture? It's every picture before and every picture after that sets the pattern.

Wow, the irony is juicy with this one. You do realize the show you're 'quoting' is full of moral quandary and the specific quote was one of the few times the crew got to be purely heroic? Right?