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pogre: I have serious Gerhardt envy when I see that room :) Mold 71 is a very fun and useful mold, btw, and is essential for making doors and door arches (see the pic below). scorch: 265 is actually the floor mold for the 1.5" floor pieces (MageKnight dungeon scale), 260 is the mold with the...

Making drow sexy was about as hard as falling off a log; you can't type something as innocuous as "mother teresa" into yahoo without 20 leather fetish-goth-bisexual-dominatrix porn sites popping up. Kuo-toa? Sexy? Squishy, bulbous-eyed critters smelling of fish, SEXY?! Sounds like my high...

Add another vote for teh cube.

My son is 22, and unfortunately, I didn't get together with his mom until he was already 11, so he was already obsessed with sports and stuff at that age and wasn't interested. :( Gave it the good ol' college try though. My two youngest brothers (12 and 14 years younger than me) are regular...

Congrats to all the breeders on the board! Guess my wife and I were lucky; we achieved perfection on our first one and didn't have to keep trying and trying ... :D

I'm a firm believer in the advice given in the old Dungeoncraft articles. Good advice to carry around note cards or a small pocket sized notebook and jot ideas down as they hit you, no matter how trite, bizarre, or unfinished, and file them away for future use and idea crafting. Plus, I use...

Probably didn't choose a calendar to avoid confusing and alienating users. I mean, do you use Shire Reckoning, Stewards Reckoning, Kings Reckoning, Numenorean Reckoning, Elven Reckoning, or New Reckoning? It'd be like trying to do business with one of those weird places that don't change over...

AWESOME :) To borrow a line from Pippin: "It come in t-shirts? I'm getting one!"

Congrats! Don't take too long before you get that kid casting blocks :)

And let's not forget some really great quotes: "Let's teach them a lesson in crowd control; drop a bomb on them."

Now I need a shower. :)

I'm inspired by just about anything with tentacles.

Pretty much most of the sources people have listed crop up in our games at some point or another. Two that I haven't seen mentioned yet: 1) From pre-empting announcements for TV shows, usually used right after someone has kicked open a door they shouldn't have: "We now interrupt your regularly...

I've found that some of the twists on the cliches have became cliche themselves; my group has gotten to where they naturally assume that the damsel in distress they are supposed to be rescueing is either a) a doppleganger, hag, or some other monster, b) a lure for the setup their "patron" is...

Neutral Good Human Bard; about the only thing I haven't played yet :) Str 10 Dex 10 Con 10 Int 13 Wis 14 Cha 13

A peculiar sense of honesty, I think. Both of them are very honest people; no one has ever seen them fudge a die roll at the table, and one of them last week pointed out a modifier to a roll I had forgotten that caused his character to fail a save. It would never occur to either of them I...

I've always used rolling in the past, but my next game will be point buy :( Unfortunately, with the multitiude of computer chargen programs out there, it's not hard to end up with a seriously out of balance character if you are willing to hit the reroll button often enough. Which two of my...

I'm usually "going commando", so I guess I'm could be roleplaying Spycraft or D20 Modern ... :D

Ha! Nice try, but you can't fool me. I know it's all part of the Anti-Gnomish Conspiracy!

My group is very much into tabletopping. When we play online, we use Klooge and everything is laid out on a map with tokens and icons (usually scanned in from the Firey Dragon collections or the tokens in Dungeon or Dragon magazine). When playing face to face, we use minis, stand up cardboard...