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55. gnomish opera

Actually, what he said, but I don't take offence, and appreciate the validation! :p

The White Stallion The White Stallion is a large, fieldstone inn on the road to the GambleWood fairgrounds on the edge of the BriarWoods. Every two years, the fairgrounds hold court to some of the greatest knights and nobles of the Five Kingdoms, who travel here to tourney each other for...

Sometime shortly after Christmas, all of my miniatures (about two large boxes worth) were stolen out of my car. :( After much lamenting, disparaging, and wondering what the heck some two-bit thief would want with a couple hundred dollars worth of half-painted D&D miniatures (I should check...

Okay, I don't know if I'm ready to tackle a whole planet's map, since I'm hand-drawing this, but I think I can work the main continent and it's surrounding islands. Do you want me to shoot around and name them for you (always the funnest part) or do you already have some names for your...

I say Ranger. And everyone thinks it's broken. Well, it is. Mechanically, the 3.0 ranger does totally blow. I've hardly ever even played one. But as a concept? It's the coolest! Almost all the best fantasy fiction has the hero playing a woodsy fighter with skills. We're talking skills here...

I might take a stab at this... Do you have any major geographical names for me? Dragonspine Mountains, the Dagger reef, stuff like that?

I use the Orerry cosmology from the MotP. With it, the four elemental planes sort of rotate around the Prime Material plane, which is what causes the different seasons: Fire during the heat of summer, Earth during autumn’s rich harvest, Water during the precipitation and cold of winter, and Air...

I am a fellow lurker Post a picture of the figure when she's done...! Eagerly looking forward to seething with jealousy.:p

Cool, thanks, Grazzt! You're a prince, sir. Hot diggety. Guess I'll download it and see for myself then. Though if anybody who has played it has any thoughts or reviews, I'd still love to hear them. kirin

Could someone post a synopsis/review of L1-The Secret of Bone Hill. I don't know anything about it, except that I've heard it's a classic. I'd like to know more before I pay for the download: http://www.svgames.com/tsr9045esd.html Thanks, much appreciated!

My personal favorite, as a DM, has to be Forge of Fury as well, simply because I kind of consider it the perfect standard dungeon. It hits all the classic cliches: Spoilers Ahead! -Orc stronghold on the front -Creepy subterranean tunnels (with a nice waterfall) -A few undead, and of...

I've seen this done before for d20 Modern, but I don't know if anyone's done it here. It's a great way to generate quick campaign ideas. The idea is that someone names a place, guild, organization, tavern, city, bridge, artifact, what-have-you, and then the next person writes up a description...

Is this the one you're talking about? Seattle Intelligencer

As a DM - I usually ask a player to pick a square then I roll 1d4 to pick a corner. It adds a slight element of randomness to the area effect of a spell. This is after I got tired of players spending up to two minutes carefully calculating the exact edge of their circle effects with a tape...

Funny accents.

Aarrg. Three seconds. A little frantic clicking on everything. Give up. Anyone publish a walkthrough?

7th Sea or DeadLands (old rules) I heart poetic drama, style and grit. Love those exploding dice.

Gosh. I suppose, if you think about it, that all authentic swords are masterwork. Otherwise they just don't cut it. Pun (sorta) intended.

I just purchased this module and am very excited about playing it, it is quality Cordell work. Alas, being a full-time college student, I don't have time to devote to converting it to 3E (not to mention that I have no idea on how to do it), but I'd love it if you'd keep me posted on your work...