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i'm on board with all suggestions made thus far. esp, tomb of horrors 3.5 in print and the AP updated to 3.5 and collected under one pretty hardcover. i payed a princely sum to print and bind my own TOH3.5, and it's just not the same. the art is all pixelated, for one thing, and the binding is...

ERIK MONA RESPONDED TO MY POST!!! YA-HOOOOOOOO!!!! now that i got that off my chest, congrats again erik. i'm feeling very positive about all of this!!! this is a huge boon to the gaming community (tantemount to introducing us to the rarified delights of serge gainsbourg -- the man is genius)...

you are "funny," joe. not "ha-ha" funny, necessarily, but you "know," 'funny' funny. you "know?" this big news is, to my simple mind, on a grander scale than either of the two hardcovers you mention, since this deal represents a possible future brimming with many high quality books. unknown...

:o thanks, treebore. feel free to snag it if you'd like. if i come across any more cool pics of the Demonlord, i'll send you an avatar version. :D

yay! yay!!! everybody wins! especially this happy customer! there are too many talented people to let that company drift off into the ethereal plane. paizo did a good thing here. it is a winning day to see that they can all continue manufacturing such delightfully evil (and ingenious) material...

As you know, I am a man of many special needs. Prepare to receive the Fist of Fury. Eenie, meenie, minie, mo, I wonder where my Glove will go? My finger points. You know, about 1/2 of that movie is pure gold, and the other 1/2 is unwatchable. I still adore it for the golden glowing 1/2. It...

yeah, humor is subjective like that sometimes. :heh:

I fully appreciate your humor here, but I think tarring falls closer to the violent side > humiliation. Boiling tar hurts and doesn't come off. On one the greatest shows on television, Carnivale, Jonesy gets tarred and feathered. Hot tar melted his face off. Definitely seemed violent. I wish...

QFT everyone i've showed it to has laughed harder than i've ever seen them laugh before. my friend charlie (fighter imc) actually farted in front of some girls from laughing at it so hard. that was a moment of distilled win, i can tell you. people shoot me strange looks since i start cracking...

This is Cake Town!!! you better watch this if you don't know what i'm on about ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNqiSkd1M6k my votes ... Greyhawk HC Planescape, Dark Sun, and Birthright updates would also be welcome, in that order Fey would be fun Adventure/Intrigue design HC would be a...

... is hysterical. I watch it at least twice a day. FROSTING!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNqiSkd1M6k

Clever thinking, but that only gave rise to 3 threads total. I have a feeling there may be more. I remember reading more, anyway. Is there a larger set of older threads searchably archived on the server, or is 3 all we have here? EDIT: Good heavens, sometimes I'm not too bright. Got it to work...

I love the 101 Topic threads, and have found them to be great sources of inspiration for the game. But, alas, since I cannot search the forums, I cannot access ones that appeared before my time. I tried some Googling trickery, but suffered failure. I thought it might be a good idea to post...

Dragon 133. Review by Ken Rolston ... "Of all of the better-known designers of AD&D game modules, Frank Mentzer comes closest to creating scenarios in which the protagonists behave as if the game's rule books were physics texts describing the laws governing the workings of the universe ... snip...

I can, with utter sincerity, say that's the first time I've ever actually LOL'd reading a chat forum. Thank you for this rare treat, Tonguez. oh ... herm ... in my last session of Luncheons & Flagons, my Dwarf Cinderbiscuit declared the eggs he was served too closely resembled Grey Ooze. For...

Joshua, I looked at both modules, and I couldn't find anything about high level spells having that kind of effect (in I12 or R3). If the Phoenix is dispatched, however, the ensuing conflagration also sets off the Egg itself, which will destroy the demi-plane. This contingency is present in both...

Hmm. Interesting. Judging from these two changes alone, I like the revisions Paul made (really must stop making puns). Any other disparities you happen to be aware of, off the cuff, Garnfellow?

Hello again, Garnfellow. Thanks again for your GDQ conversion, btw. To answer your question, in I12 Hurlothrumbo is the deadly skull-faced moon in the pocket plane of Sepulchre. To the publication's credit, this creepy moon monster only appears in the (I12 The Egg of the Phoenix) super module...

Thanks. It's slightly depressing that basic grammar is so rare it gives rise to people being impressed. I have to admit, though, I'm pleased someone noticed. Grammarian high-five comin' 'atcha!

Hmm ... sounds like every campaign I've ever played in.