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To me, that was just about the most breathtaking moment in the whole episode. I watched that one scene at least 4 times on the DVR.

But...but... the Klingons...?

I'm really glad I'm not alone in my love for Ms. Frost... The first time I saw the Chick tract was in 1985...we were gaming in my friend's dorm room when one came scooting in from under the door.

I'm an American and I couldn't tell you. I've never been a sports-oriented person, and nearly all of my friends, both from my gaming group and outside, love football. We were gaming one night and one guy asked me to name 5 football players. When I said I couldn't, one of the other guys fished...

Dinosaur Lives, by Jack Horner

Sports-Bad Gaming-Good

My current campaign consists of Male Human Fighter (Hong's Martial Artist Class) Level 9 Male Human Swashbuckler Level 6 Male Half Orc Barbarian Level 6 Male Human Warlock Level 5 Male Human Mage (from Birthright 3.5) Level 5 Female Human Monk Level 7 I run a chat based game as well with...

I think there might be a "mini-trend" over the last three or four months where a lot of discussions about the balance of new classes have really riled folks up (Tome of Battle comes to mind). Whenever someone poses the question of "Is X Broken?", that's just opening the door for some folks to...

One of the only published modules I've ever run was the one in Dragon #83. That was an absolute hoot!

I was 6 years old and my parents took me to see it at the drive-in. To this day, if it comes on I'll watch it.

Eh...just make it a feat available to divine spellcasters.

I've considered doing this very thing with the next campaign I run. There are just so many really interesting (IMO) options for players to choose from now. The biggest drawback is most of my players either don't have or won't buy their own copy of the splatbook(s). I'd also like to run a...

At Imagine Games in Sherwood Arkansas. I always buy at least a set of dice when I visit a new game store.

You keep this thread up, and I'll be forced to resurrect the homebrew Star Trek rules my group came up with about 10 years ago, revamp them to True20, and run a Trek game! I mean it! I'm not kidding! :D

Prehistoric beasts as monsters or even "mundane" animals. Not dinosaurs, but usually mammals or therapsid reptiles. Undead. I love the dead. Adventures that tie into the over-arching storyline. I'm a sucker for a long campaign (DM'd a 2e campaign for 10 years, played in a DC Heroes...

Dang...I wanna play in your games!

In my noob 1e days, my anti-paladin cast slow poison on an enemy cleric, thinking it actually created a slow acting poison in his blood stream. Not only did my character get the soup kicked outta him, the DM ruled I'd inadvertently performed a good act, and penalized me XP!

Good thing I don't own a mic for my computer!!! Now, where did I put my tin foil hat and subcutaneous microchip eraser???

We've been playing a Last Unicorn's Star Trek RPG off and on, and it's not too bad (much better than FASA, IMO). About 10 years ago we created our own ST RPG, which by chance was very similar to the d20 system. I still have the rulebook somewhere. But as some have posted, the True20 system...

I love those books. It's been years since I read them, but I may have to dig them out and do so again. IMO, Moon really did create the ideal paladin.