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KABOOM!:devil:

Cool, I wish I could go, but I do not have the money or time to do so.:p

A Cleric of Chemosh in Dragonlance who chooses to follow Chemosh because he had a bit of "Body Horror" about his inevitable death and rotting corpse. So he joins up with Chemosh so he can become an undead creature. A Tinker Gnome in Dragonlance whose lifequest is to build the best war machine...

This is an actual novel, not an "Ani-Manga".:p

Probably a lot.

I am pretty sure.:p I never said anything because I only had my suspicions and no hard evidence.

Oh lord, someone just pulled a Rev on another forum I am at. And due to my experiences with the Rev incident I pretty much knew it the whole time. As he was using some of the same tricks Rev did(creating a female alt that had an"interesting" love life.). I am not going to go into any further...

I am going to say that I like both magic systems where you choose spells from a list, and ones that are freeform, though I admit I have never played with a freeform magic system, it is something I would like to do.:)

Slayers is a cool anime too. It is a Fantasy Comedy, well at least that is how I would describe it, it can be serious too of course. I once heard a joke that "Record of Lodoss War is what GMs want their campaigns to be like, but the players turn it into Slayers.":p

Not much has been going on with me. I picked up one of the Slayers novels at the local comic shop today. It is the 4th book, but I am going to read it even though I have never read books 1-3. I have already seen all of the anime series, so I know who all of the characters are already.

I added the 230 XP to my character.

Ahhh, so they try and turn their one school into a Green Lantern Ring.:p I can see how that might be frustrating for some GMs.

Hey everyone! I have an Art request for a villain I am hoping to put in a BESM game I am hoping to run sometime soon. Here is the description. A young Japanese girl mid teens dressed like a doll. She's holding a teddy bear and has an evil look on her face. She's flanked by two big Hello...

Why do you dislike them so much?:p

When I say "Freeform" I mean a system that allows a PC to make up their own spells using a system that determines how difficult it will be for the PC to cast the spell. So, the more complex the spell, the more difficult it would be to cast. The "system" does have guidelines, but it is still far...

I actually still see some independently owned Used book stores. The only Used book store chain I know of if Half-Price Books. I have only ever shopped at independently owned used book stores. I am honestly not sure about the future of B&M book stores that sell new books. I hear people say they...

I think it is a shame that B&M bookstores are doing so bad right now. I like my local Barnes & Noble. The selection is usually good, same goes for Borders. I will probably get an ebook reader when the price goes down, I like my books, but I am running out of room to store them.

Hmmm, I do not but DnD minis mainly because of the price. Most games I play in just use some old Mage Knight minis, which of course, do not always represent the monster that the PCs are fighting, but eh, that is what imagination is for. Of course, if I could, I would not hesitate to acquire...

Have you ever run any games with a freeform spellcasting system? If so, how did it work out? The main complaints I hear about them is that either the players do not know what to do, or they take forever to make up the spell, or they make up game breaking spells. The positive things I have heard...

I have a bad habit of not preparing as much as I should, so I have no idea what I am going to actually do until I get to the table. This has resulted in sessions that just kind of meander around. Of course, it has also resulted in some of the best sessions I have ever run with the right player...