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Mmmmm.... Bacon. Jack

The slogan shouted out at me from the booth selling kilts: "Feel the breeze between your knees boys!" Jack

You missed my note about Psion's T20 game then as you were indeed mentioned. :) Jack

Well, I'm not as die hard as those who've posted their comments above as I thought I'd get a good night's rest before posting. But now that I have I just wanted to post some of my highlights: The Canadiana Suite: I want to give a big thank you to Dextra and Hellhound for hosting this. Above...

Ooh Ooh Ooh!!!! I can do that. Let's see: Alannis Morresette - CHECK! Great Big Sea - CHECK! Gowan - CHECK! Loreena McKennit - CHECK! Sarah McLachlan - CHECK! several Cirque du Soliel cds - CHECK Rush - nuts, the Ex took those Jack

Ya, I don't think you're going to have a chocolate and peanut butter combination here. More likely something akin to chocolate and motor oil. If you really have your heart set on it I would suggest you use the conversion to D&D rules at the back of the book. That should go a long way in...

Well, This is hardly surprising. I can't speak for Ravenloft but Gamma World was obviously a dismall failure. That the rights would be allowed to revert to WotC is just a natural conclusion. As has been noted previously Darwin's World 2 just totally blew D20 GW out of the water. When I read GW...

Yo! I'm in for this! Jack

Moathouse Archers 'Nuff said Jack

Well, You can try a little experiment. Don't let the players pick their alignments. Observe their actions throughout the first adventure and then assign an alignment to them that best suits the way the character acted. You can take this even further and not tell the players what you decided. If...

Master all the special combat actions. They happen a LOT more often in Eberron. Bull rushes in particular and not just in Sharn. I've bull rushed people off bridges, moving carriages, flying airships, and even seaside quays. The pulp action nature of Eberron makes taking these actions much more...

Case in point: http://www.tronguy.net/TRONcostume/finalofff.jpg P.S. No this is not me or anyone I know Jack

Well, I will definately be there to re-enforce the Canadian contigent. Jack

I think this will be a giant can of worms given the restriction you have to dance around. For example take Rackham, they will be releasing miniatures to support their upcoming Cadwallen RPG. Do doubt these miniatures, while released for the rpg, will also have stat cards for Confrontation (and...

Hee hee, I just want to throw a plug in here for the new Tomorrow Knights RPG (http://www.spectrum-games.com/tk/index.html) I was exstatic when I saw this was coming out because I thought I was the only person to read this comic during its brief run. I think I still have all the issues tucked...

Rated from most favorite to least favorite: Mutants and Masterminds - Great support, fast play and all the elements. Silver Age Sentinels - Almost as good as M&M but the support isn't as robust. Champions - Great character creation but combats take much too long. Living Legends - Haven't...

Ne'Moran's Vault Hands down. Has nothing to do with the fact a good friend of mine wrote it either. Really. It doesn't. Jack

Well, I'll be running this adventure in about a year's time. :) I've only just gotten my party through the halfway point (Test of the Smoking Eye) in the Shackled City campaign and it's taken a full year to do that. Jack P.S. This is not to say I'm not really jonesing to do Age of Wurms.

Big NO, There is very little plane hopping but there is a planar related BBEG. Most of the story is centred around the local BBEG lieutenants and the like and you don't even deal directly with them until after halfway through the campaign. SC is definately mainline D&D. The great thing about it...

Sheesh... You people think so small. There's only one answer to this... Nerull. No ones better at mass doom than the god of death himself. Besides you can get some use out of Dieties and Demigods. Jack