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Neither my 11 yo or 8yo would appreciate listening to Danzig on either of those machines. :) Ramones Yes, Danizg No.

It was really when I learned how to rip a CD as a full album that I started listening to my music again. Now it's like back in the old days with friends and just putting 5 discs in a changer and having a good time the rest of the night. Sanest or soberest had to reload the changer. I don't...

So I bought a crappy 40W speaker that could play USB and Micro SD cards. I ripped all my CDs as full albums so even if I wanted to, I couldn't skip ahead. I put about 12-15 albums on multiple cards and drives, so I just pick a card for my mood, hit random, and sit back and listen.

Moody Blues, Days of Future Passed. Wore out two records and their covers as a little tyke.

I know the quoted post is about two years old, but I can't find any reference to this enhancement on the wayback machine. Does anyone happen to know where this enhancement could be found?

Sorry I'm late to the party, but I was definitely feeling like Alice Cooper naughty worded everyone in the Grass Roots and Iggy Pop just sat back and watched.

Yes! If I'm shelling out for a sandbox, I expect to have usable and actionable stuff without doing the work myself. Look at the failures of AD&D2e and all their story-based stuff. Lots of great ideas but very little usable out of the box without leg work on my part.

I'm up for a game of Taken the RPG.

I've heard that T1-4 The Temple of Elemental Evil is pretty good. :p EDIT: Grammar

Thank you. I love me some swashbuckling!

Kids Befriended a Carrion Crawler

Since time began, I've always had Thieves (and then Rouges :) ) roll d6 for hit points. But why not make their hit points equal to Fighters (and then Warriors) at d8 (or d10)? Without changing the XP chart, would it really be imbalanced? Trade heavy weapon, armor, and shield proficiency for...

Just today, my daughter (11) and son (8) befriended a Carrion Crawler in a random dungeon by throwing bags of poop, animal cookies, and crushed up dog biscuits. She named it Cut-Cut because I described it's face as looking like that of Cthulhu.

Did I ever tell any of you how I used the FASERIP rules to create characters with my 8yo son to write superhero stories?

No worries. Didn't realize it was still in production.

Link to material on drivethru or your own website would appreciated. :) Thanks for the FAQ link.

Yes. This +1. Sword & Sorcery and Sword & Planet are currently some of my favorite genres. While born of the adventure stories of a hundred years ago, I think they can grow much like Sci-fi has over the same span.

This is at least the fifth attempt at this post. I want nothing to do with the other Dark Sun thread and any arguments therein--never took one step inside. My only comment is this: cannot the current generation of creators just make a new world/campaign that works off what is best in the...

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