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Name tables for NPCs, inns, and cities/towns. A NPC quirks table.

It's a complex joke resulting from a double meaning of the word arriving from it being misspelled that flew completely over your head. Or not.

The price reccomendations in A&E guide aren't OGC, so such a genorator would have to be pretty limited.

According to the Dead Gentlemen, their's a joke about a hamster hidden somewhere on the DVD. Does anyone know how to get to it?

So V is 13th level. Interesting.

It's hard to answer because I don't know what your game is like. Buy what you think you'll need. In my expierence, none of the sets are too challenging to build. One hint: if you just one decent looking pieces, you can save a lot of time by paining the blocks before you build. You won't have as...

Photoshop is better, but Dundjini is faster.

At the suggestion of one of my teachers, I'm relighting and reposing some models for the application.

Yes it was, meaning that if it hadn't been for 300 it would likely have been made. With 300, film makers will be reluctant to do Thermopalae for a while out of fear of looking unoriginal.

A quick update. No new work for two reasons: One, I'm learning Lightwave so it may be a while before I have anything respectable to show. Two, I'm applying for a summer program in 3d graphics. For it, I'm re-rendering my bideo, which is eating up my computers processing power.

They can be ressurected. I vaguely remember reading somewhere that they cannot become undead, but it could have been fan made material.

Improved disarm negates the AoO. If your facing someone roughly equal to yourself, you should win the disarm at least %70 of the time (due to the plus four from improved disarm) and due to locked gauntlets, you're unlikely to ever lose your weapon.

That just about killed my anticipation for the movie. The battles looked like video game cuts, not brutal combat.

Mark Antony (Julius Cesear by Shakespeare. It might be historical; I can't remember) St. Crispin's Day Speech (Forgetting the title, but from Shakepheare's play about Agincourt) Aragorn's Speech before the Black Gates (movie RotK) Eisenhower (historical, I think) President's Speech (Independence...

Is it bad that I can tell where he got every line of that speech from?

Seconded. It is a satire about religion, so it may offend some, but is consistently hilarious, insightful, and touching.

A note on bards; in Sparta, musical interments were forbidden but good singers were held in very high regard. As such, the UA battle bard with Perform (vocal) would be very appropriate.

Just a bitmap editor, IIRC. I think their is an open source vector program available, but I can't remember the name.