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Ring of Invisibility, antimagic spells and effects, teleportation. Earthquake ... Any structure standing on open ground takes 100 points of damage .... Hardness does not reduce this damage, nor is it halved as damage dealt to objects normally is. ...

Hey, I found it! In the "Forum Jump" menu, scroll all the way to the top, above the listing of the individual forums. Who's Online is listed there.

It's a bug a lot of folks are having. Currently being discussed in this thread: New Boards (Verdict?)

what does go advanced do? I'll find out in this test thread... Apparently it takes what you put in the Quick Reply box and 'ports it over to the standard "Post Reply" screen. A bit redundant, but nothing that gets in the way. Also, a note on formatting. Standard keyboard shortcuts work in...

OK, now I've got a real wierd thing going on. (not a complaint, just throwing stuff on the "bugs pile" :)) In the message I've quoted (#80), the text size is normal for what I have my browser set to, but the rest of the messages are still forum-default small. Also, only the text that is in...

Testing... This should be enough spaces to go off the page. Start (removed 20 inches of blank spaces :)) End. *edit: It worked for me.   Don't forget the semicolon at the end.

But how much damage would they do? Book Club, double weapon. 1d6 20x2 Bludgeoning / 1d3 18-20 x2 slashing (papercut). :D

You don't need to factor in a non-proficiency penalty in this case. Any weapon you are proficient in using one-handed can be used two handed. Thus, if you are one-handed-proficient in a Bastard Sword, you can use it in two hands without penalty.

I went out after sunset to try and see it, but saw that we had too much cloud cover. So I gave up and went inside, and didn't check again later. I'll try again tonight.

A note about the small font size. I've tried changing the text size in IE, with no effect. Some of the text and/or page breaks outside of posts (top and bottom of page) changed, but it had no effect on text size of posts. I also have this problem on another message board that uses this vB...

testing quick reply

No, I'd never heard of that. Cool, something else for the supernatual files! :) Here's something I just dug up off a google search <link to story + picture> Apparantly, some people think it is a chupacubra. To tell the truth, those (fictional?) things scare me! There have been several...

This looks really sweet. I'll love to see how they work the high-level characters in, along with the super-monsters (mithril golem? sweet!). More prestige classes / feats / spells / etc. gets me excited. The addition of a second henchman (yes, I have dreams now of a 6-person party mod. Go BG...

Another one from my neck of the woods. Quoted from the "Unsolved Mysteries" website: *edit: helps to actually put in the quote...

But we're gamers, let a d20 replace the coin. In fact, I used that this past Sunday, deciding between a vanilla and a banana malt from Sonic. 1-10 vanilla, 11-20 banana. The vanilla won with a 4. You get more options using a d20, too. Easy to make decisions among 2, 4, 5, 10, or 20...

Re: Roanoke I don't know the tale, but I'll hazard a guess. "Tomhegan" was the name of the Indian, but the carver of the tombstone misinterpreted the name (whether written or spoken) as an American first and last name, Tom Hegan. Again, just a guess.

Springfield, Louisiana. It's about a twenty minute drive from where I live. There is a cemetary in Springfield that has a ... unique ... tale surrounding it. On August 20, 1983, there was a vehicle accident that claimed the life of a sixteen-year-old boy. It was a hit-and-run, and there were...

To go with the "be honest" comment above, don't try to sell yourself off as something you're not. Don't boast about your abilities, because that is a lie saying that you are better than you really are. Don't be overly modest about yourself, either, for that is a lie saying that you are not as...

...and a second cropped to 64x64. It blurs less when cropped.

Here's one, shrunk to 64x64