Search results

Valley View Mall is suddenly looking very empty. Game Chest is gone, with little warning. Does anyone have more information than that?

I wouldn't bother with sorcerer. If you're that crazy about that idea of slinging some arcane spells, just take Skill Focus (UMD) and call it a day. I usually dump Dex to some degree anyway. After all, you can lose your Dex bonus to AC, but Wisdom is forever. Unless I'm doing something funky...

Very awesome. I still don't get $24.95 playing cards, though. EDIT: These are nice, though: Poker Deck Made with Gold

The conceptual problem is that exploring the fictional material is a metagame goal.

Not necessarily, but potentially. The trump of the "fate point" discussion is the game Torg. In Torg, Possibility Points represent literal reality-bending energy. This energy is fuelled, in part, by belief, particularly, storytelling. And of course, the player is mostly in charge of spending his...

Maybe I'm a bastard, but when I find out people are peeking, my first impulse is to provide misleading information. I would honestly use a map that would result in multiple, brutal PC deaths if peeked upon. I mean, if they're not going to be serious, why not have some fun at their expense? It's...

The GM is using talking only to resolve those encounters, I hope he is having the NPCs respond to you each according to your ostensible persuasive abilities.

Yes. The only PH heroes out of any of the sets I even like are the person with a staff from the Divine Heroes set, and a woman with a scimitar (there are paint problems, but easily fixed; I just like the pose) from I believe the Primal set.

If that's too technical then you can jettison the db scale. Every time you add complexity, it should add fun to the game. Either the complexity needs to be fun, or the complexity should be justified by adding something to the game that is fun. Using a decibel scale, independent of other, much...

I tried to withdraw my balance a while back, but I don't think it actually returned to me. PM sent with details.

If you liked some of the early peeks of 4e, I think it could conceivably be a worthwhile purchase. However, even in that case, there is a fair amount that changed, IIRC, between the preview books and the final version.

Like Tammy Faye putting on her makeup while driving.

I'm so sporadic I didn't even know for sure it was still being written... :)

Don't niche yourself. You're a bloody rogue! You can sneak, tumble, and detect, and on top of that, fight and sneak attack, too. Get some wands, and forget this CLW rubbish. See how well enemy rogues fare against hold person, or grease. Tired of being denied sneak attack? Get some scrolls of...

I sometimes suspect that "Freddie Trollger" and My Little Ponycorn were something of a turning point for fans of, say, Giants of Legend.

I read the link. Maybe I'm missing something. All I see are some guidelines based on decibels, and modifiers for barriers.

Where is that stuff, exactly?

Do you have something to say? This just doesn't seem a relevant point to the argument, apart from being rude, speculative, and frankly, inaccurate. I don't see any evidence the price of DDM doomed the line. At least, it's hard to separate it out from the erratic product quality, the 3e/4e...

You are undoubtedly correct. As noted under Pet Monster, pet monsters have few desires other than fighting for their masters, which does not describe the Magical Girl/mentor relationship.

If this were 1995, I'd agree with you. These days, that's the price of lunch for two.