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I feel like until what you've done is ready for publication, it will never truly be done. I'm currently working on making an Adventure Path and I noticed that the first parts are VERY detailed because I tend to go through them more often, but also that I come up with ideas that causes me to...

I'm surprised no one is talking about this here. I mean, the end of that episode.... I cheered! I don't do that often in shows. I mean, I guess I kind of half expected that to happen, but I still cheered nonetheless.

Whew, that is a lot effort! I'd forgotten about how much work you'd put into your world.

I think you mean the Resistance is Mooooooot.

The East wins!

Well, I failed my Kn (Geography) Check. Fortunately I got enough successes on my Matrix Search Check to learn the location of the Isle of Skye. :) I do like the last line though: "his marriage to a woman who gained notoriety for a sex tape". Classy.

I already answered the first part in my previous post, but for this part, I disagree. I wasn't a part of this campaign because it was before I joined this group, but I remember hearing about this "Puzzle" that the PCs had to solve. It was something like "How do you get the water from point A...

True, but sometimes even that isn't enough! Sometimes what appears obvious to you apparent isn't as "apparent" to the players. And sometimes the PCs do lose. It happens. Especially when they fail to notice all of your clues. I remember when I first started DMing this drove me crazy! As I...

Yeah, one of the things I've learned is that by forcing a plot or an answer to your mystery, things can actually go worse. What happens if the PCs miss a clue or something or go off on some random tangent? Perhaps my best campaign is one where I set up some basic information, including a...

Has been for a LONG time, with sporadic bouts of noise.

This had been my thought as well. And unless they somehow signed like a 10-year long contract, after the first unhappy time they should have just said to themselves "Well, that wasn't worth it; time for something else". And if they didn't do that, well then apparently it was worth it to them...

I like the comment about the mount and the response is so true... and seriously, would they really have been trudging through the snow slowly this entire time if he could go *poof* flying mount?

I had to google Roy Batty in order to figure out what movie this thread was even talking about! Which apparently is Blade Runner, if any of you are like me. I tried to watch it YEARS ago, but I also couldn't make it through the entire thing. I just didn't find it all that interesting or...

Well, in this case I actually don't want either mayor involved with this attempt since at the beginning of the second adventure the two towns are magically going to be combined into one town. :) So ( ) will basically become O, which means that will create a lot of interesting friction. The...

Closest thing I got to that is the Stone Golem covered in Green Slime. Since Green Slime doesn't eat through stone. So those punches REALLY hurt now!

As a DM. I always like looking through Monster Manuals or Bestiary, looking for interesting monsters to through at the group or for interesting combinations of templates or classes I could add to a creature to make it interesting. My group knows me as putting together some of the strangest...

Oh, no I meant from the Monster Manual! :)

And I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who responded. You've helped me get some perspective on the situation. Honestly, when writing the situation, it never occurred to me that the PCs might object. I think the biggest thing is A) They aren't inherently evil and B) the Rivalry hasn't...

Actually, it wasn't a problem. [And in this adventure I'm writing I'm making sure to have clear details of what happens if the PCs DON'T do what is expected/asked of them]. I even specifically told them that if they didn't go the family would find someone else. Though the family DID lie and...

Oh yeah! I think I remember that creature now! Wow, haven't seen that in a really long time.