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You could also pick out some of the iconic dungeons from the various settings and have the spheres each hidden in one of them: Tomb of Horrors, Temple of the Frog, Dragon Mountain, etc. It might take some system adjusting to bring them in line with your game but you could also do some other...

Joseph Bloch’s Castle of the Mad Archmage is now finished and free - http://greyhawkgrognard.blogspot.com/2010/07/castle-of-mad-archmage-final-release.html

Your posts have been very confusing. If the group isn't playing with the other DM and are opting to wait to play when you can restart, I don't see what the problem is. The only thing I can now gather is that you are mad the other DM didn't run your game for you but if he isn't running a game...

You might find that makes it tough for people using the white skin to read the post. You could add five underscores within spoiler tags, I suppose.

If you aren't currently running the game, then this is the part you seem to not get. They have made a group decision that you will have to accept.

Maybe ask if they want you to run a single session that wraps things up. "Get some rest. If you haven't got your health, then you haven't got anything." - Count Rugen

I hear good things in regard to how Spirit of the Century would handle such a game.

Sounds like miscommunication all around but in any case, the following applies -

That's the one true pronunciation. No others rail in comparison . . .

I think this is a dicebot sent to undermine the use of dice towers.

Get Desmond to put in some numbers every 108 minutes to keep you logged in.

I plan to put both in my Netflix queue. Is there a compelling reason of which I am unaware to see them on the big screen? I had some trouble finding info on the latter then discovered it also goes by the name Megamind.

I thought it was Thack-OH!

What is the purpose of the campaign? Is it like Doctor Who where a small band is going from world to world and righting wrongs? Are they more like Firefly, ex-military trying to eke out a living in a universe that is cold and harsh? Or like Quantum Leap, tripping from one situaiton to the...

Giant whale-eating whale discovered - Technology & science - Science - DiscoveryNews.com - msnbc.com Big.

I'll have to let you know. One of his short stories was included in the selected shorts series on Baseball that I mention and I read Chicxulub alongside a video I watched on writing featuring Boyle and that story on IMDb so I decided to catch some more of his short stories. I only know him...

I decided to give It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia a chance and it has been cracking me up. This month, later, also marks the return of Mad Men and Psych.

I'm working through the Selected Shorts series which includes many short stories read aloud over the last decade and collected in themed groupings. They podcast the latest on NPR. Baseball, an older offering, was my walking companion last night as I traveled around the neighborhood. You can...

Wild Child by T. C. Boyle

I suppose with two computers, a laptop and desktop, in the same home you could open up two Skypes and have one run the music.