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We certainly should! ocasek 50 at hotmail See, this is one I plan on working in. In particular where was the trouble you ran into? I not only read it, I realized it was perfect for my family group. About twice a month I run a game just for my wife and two daughters aged 12 and 16. Ctypt of...

My group intends to start it in January 2010 when all the books are out. Supposedly there was a quote about how the city would be "continually developed" over the 6 books, so I want all that to fiddle with before beginning. -DM Jeff

Wow, tough one. From Rise of the Runelords: Hook Mountain Massacre From Curse of the Crimson Throne: Seven Days to the Grave Standalone: Conquest of Bloodsworn Vale I'm about to start a game using a whole bunch of the Darkmoon Vale module series, all of which look to be outstanding. -DM Jeff

Indeed, very much appreciated. Thanks! -DM Jeff

Got mine 8/13, just like they promised. Man I like me them Paizo folks. "Gordon's ALIVE?!?!", I, er, I mean..."3.5's ALIVE?!?!" -DM Jeff

Wow, almost forgot the one wall I also get in our library. -DM Jeff

OK, let's try a virtual tour instead. VID00004.flv video by DM_Jeff - Photobucket -DM Jeff

The rare few times I play, I really want to play. In fact, I don't know of many who don't, obviously. With that being the case I want a GM who's active in the game, always presenting situations, obstacles, feedback and interaction. I want someone who can control pace and not let the group...

I've attached a picture of the main wall. -DM Jeff

Two-Part answer. While we don't use a white board for minis (we have a raised battlemat for that). we do have: * A big magnetic white board behind the DM's seat with an initative tracker, magnets, and notes and stuff. * When my wife and I built our game table, we covered the top in whiteboard...

Nice one jim. You actually got to make a clip on how you use the book. That's great. I am surprised how often I still turn to the book in the games I run! -DM Jeff

This is my playtested experience of AEG’s TOMB board game. Grab a drink and get comfy. The game emulates the carnal basics of Dungeons & Dragons: build a party, kill things, and take their stuff. You win by making good choices in your adventuring party makeup, strategy when facing off against...

I recently ran my first SAGA edition game. I also agree with your sentiments on how threads usually devolve. Here's what I learned: There is a web enhancement for SAGA on the Wizard's web site helping detail how to actually build mechanically sound and diverse encounters. LINK And look for...

For a lot of monkeys there will be much glee. Thanks everyone for the patience, I know the AEG folks worked hard to get this up properly. -DM Jeff

Mine is All Things Fun. Discussed at length in my recent lil' tour: LINK! And a link to their site: All Things Fun -DM Jeff

This is a great opportunity to not only pick up some really nice stuff, but perfect for a more casual non-gamer to get into the hobby if something catches their eye. I determined which store in my area was participating over a month ago and have it right here on my desk calendar. :) -DM Jeff