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Is this that humor thing that the Intarwebs don't do so well? Maybe? Just google "Gray Mouser" --G

Given what we've seen on the sleep spell, I'd suspect you'll see higher level powers that are more like: Mind Control Attack: Int vs. Will Hit: The target surrenders and takes no hostile action unless attacked. Miss: The target cannot attack you and you can shift it three squares per turn, save...

Congrats! My little one will be two in 19 days. Dad-hood is awesome! --G

John, I'm a lawyer, and I do some employment law (not much, since it's generally not favorable for employees). Were I in your shoes, I would send a certified letter, return receipt requested to the employer at issue, demanding payment. That's fancy legalese for a nice, polite letter...

If that's the case, we'll just do what we did with 3.x. We'll state that you can't rest for at least 8 hours after your previous rest. Given that they've claimed to have eliminated the 15-minute adventuring day, I wouldn't be surprised, however, if there was some kind of limitation on how...

I can't tell you much, but I doubt it's the same Keith Baker. My bet is that there's another Keith Baker out there who is an historian. --G

This really ought to be part of this thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=220051 --G

I don't have a dollar amount in mind, but I'd go to at least a c-note each. Of course, my first act would be to come over here and extort money from the posters on this board to start a thread doling out details a bit at a time. Say, $5/answer. I figure I could break even on the deal...

From what we've heard so far, I can tell you that I want to play either an eladrin or half-elven star pact warlock. So, yeah, I think I've got enough to plan. --G

Actually, it depends on your understanding of the penalogical purposes of incarceration. Prisons, theoretically, are supposed to serve four purposes: 1) Rehabilitation 2) Punishment 3) Incapacitation 4) Deterrence. Only one of these is hindered by the existence of D&D in the prison system...

Try the Escapist. They self-designate as a Role Playing Games advocacy site. They may be able to help put you in contact with the right folks. I know for a fact that there is a Role Playing Games political advocacy group, but I cannot recall their name. Found it! It's the Committee for the...

I have it, a two year-old, and a full-time career. So I can't really give you an in depth review. What I've read so far is freakin' awesome though. I'd love the chance to play it (and the spare time to do so). --G

QFT. --G

Eberron wins, hands down. --G

FIFY --G

And with all due respect, she's kinda cute too. --G

I do the same thing with varying degrees of highlighting. HP and AC are red, attacks are green, important, relevant abilities get yellow. It helps. --G

Honestly, here's what I think the best house rule is: if the PrC grants you an ability that is in conflict with the prerequisites, you may continue to advance in the class. This is because the ability is necessarily part of the class. This rule deals with the Dragon Disciple and the Ur-Priest...

Vestiges are powerful extraplanar beings. Binders can gain powers from them that last for a day. Thus, when he refers to immunities from vestiges, he's talking about the abilities he gets from his class. --G

Claudio-- I love your art and your willingness to share it with us here. But I never want to be on the wrong side of a SWSE GM screen from you. --G