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Jalban nods to Lif and begins to lead the party in the direction of the mines, staying ahead of the party and keeping his eyes open for trouble.

Jalban stretches, shaking some dust off his cloak, and then searches around for a good campsite. Once he finds one, he offers to take watch in the middle of the night, when his eyes are the most helpful.

His loss. All of the stores around here are selling them like hotcakes.

The double-longspear guy could already be done in 3.0 with lances.

Uh, what? Where does it say that?

But the TWF fighter can also take Weapon Specialization, and get twice the benefit that the greatsword fighter does. In addition, he can get twice the bonus damage from magical enhancement as his greatsword-wielding companion. At lower levels, it's cheaper to get two +n weapons than it is to...

My gnome druid was getting sick of sickles. Hasn't this debate been brought up about 1000 times so far?

I'm pretty sure that you would get the starting equipment of a 12th level character.

How about the three gaming stores near here still sitting on massive piles of unsold Chainmail inventory, all three of whom had to be pressured into ordering the new minis line, and all three of whom said "there's no way in hell I'm gonna order another Chainmail" ?

Wow, that's cool. How much would it cost for me to dress up like an orc and storm the gates while everyone's trying to get their game on? :-D

Here's a thought - since we suddenly have more money than we know what to do with, why not take out a full-page ad in Dragon? How much would that cost?

Jalban nods in agreement, puts away his hammer, and readies his bow. He then moves about 200 feet in front of the party, trying to stay hidden away from the trail as he scouts ahead. Hide and Move Silently are both at +6, and Spot and Listen are both +4, if they're needed.

10 bucks is the list price. Most of the stores around here sell most things for 20% off, so I usually get them for $8 a pack. I bought a case online for about $110 for 16 packs, which made them around $6.75 apiece.

I never really played chainmail, but from my understanding the rules weren't that much different from new game. The problem was that it was mostly sold as individual, unpainted, unassembled miniatures. That's not too bad for some people, but it was especially crippling for newbies and...

Landshark!

1) Roll for Initiative! 2) ... 3) Profit!

Matthew Haddix MeepoTheMighty #48173

Classic :) It's sorta like hockey, without the ice, sticks, or excitement. :D

P.P.S. - I was wondering if you could include some more Crested Felldrakes. I'd like to be able to give them out to trick-or-treaters.

I really liked Football for Dummies by Howie Long.