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I'm just the opposite. The best Xfiles IMO were the freak of the week shows. Things started to get really boring when it just became "237-We see weird stuff and the government is still trying to keep a lid on it". The longer SN can stay "freek of the week" the better, IMO.

I thought it said 3 of 6.

He died, but he didn't say how.

1980

I don't vote because I couldn't care less about the Ennies. I don't hate them or anything-they just don't mean anything to me. I've never bought a game product because it was "award" winning and I doubt that I ever will. Christoph

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A Greyhawk campaign book.

I remember sticking it to the pirates but good! SOB's never stood a chance, lol. I also remember killing a whole LOTTA lizardmen before figuring out that they weren't the bad guys. The group fell apart after that, but I remember owing the lizzie's chief a bunch of gold. Good stuff, and I'm...

Ahhh! You're right! How silly of me to forget that one! :D

Question about etools 3.5 If I decided to buy the 3.5 datasets, can I can still use etools as pure 3.0? I ask because one of the games I run is a pure 3.0 game, and I'd hate to lose the ability to use etools to prep for that game. Thanks, Christoph

It's a term that means this poster knows that there are widely varying opinions on this subject, and more often than not this type of discussion ends up in locked threads. You're going to get 3 basic answers here (or anywhere you post this, probably): 1. Yes, it hurts the industry and must...

I use Etools and Dunjinni. Couldn't DM without Etools, and couldn't DM as well without Dunjinni. I also use a Wiki to post info about the game, set up adventures, etc.

Ok. To answer the original question: Yes, Etools is well worth the price tag. I absolutely could not DM my current 3.0 game without it. I haven't purchased any of the data sets, as I don't use much outside of the core rules, so I can't speak to their quality. But the basic program, with all...

My thoughts exactly. As I stated in my first post, the concept of a premium gaming product appeals to me, and in the thread that Ryan Dancey talked about $200-250 products I was picturing something amazing, something that would make me drool, something bigger and better than anything I'd ever...

The price tag doesn't really bother me, it's more the fact that it's just a city. Yes, 120 bucks is a lot more than I would normally spend on a gaming product, but I'd do it if I was interested enough. But a city? I've got compelte campagin books that detail entire worlds that I only payed...

I read your initial post, but no all of the replies-so I apologize if I repeat anything. What were the other players doing while undead guy was spending a full round to CDG their buddy? Did they gang up on the other remaining bad guy? In my games, if something bad is happening (like a CDG, or...

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Hey guys. Every once in a while I try to track down old gaming buddies and that time is with us again. I'm giving a shout out to see if any of the Farthing brothers are out there (Tad, Travis, or Troy). While I didn't game with them that much, the three of them introduced to me gaming back in...

I draw (poorly, lol) as I go. I try to keep talking while I'm drawing-giving them more details about they dungeon, enemies, etc. If there are creatures in the new room and combat is starting, I have them roll initiative, etc. Anything to keep them from sitting there, twiddling their thumbs...