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I own everything not 4e.

Damn ! The other guys grabbed everything before I saw your thread. I'd have been happy to help.

No, but IMo that is kinda the point : you're not just supposed to encounter it ... you're supposed to write a whole adventure around it. same as with gargantuan Elder wyrm Red Dragons;)

Ah, but I got married in between ... and won't look back. Though I might give her number to some desperate friends. Should they ask.

Go, Paizo GO !

My inquisitors kick ass, thank you ! Thing is, I multiclassed into rogue. I maxed the init. Now, I have initiative, I move within 30 feet while the opposition is not moving yet, and ... I WASTE THEM WITH MY X-BOW !!!! HUZZAHHH !!! And by that time I am inside their lines, I have my judgement...

Monsters ! Monsters ! Mawr monsters !!!!

Having read the book, I think it'd be too trash for general audience. It could make a fun horror movie though.

Hiya, I'd be interested in some of your items too. In some cases, I was not even aware they existed at all. - The Hunt: Rise of Evil Campaign Setting (Mystic Eye) - The Book of Familiars (Troll Lord Games) DCC 34 Cage of Delirium (sealed with CD) - $7.00 Also question : are those two D20...

Actually I remember my DM having to throw dragons by groups of threes to challenge me while I was 13th level ... They were such pushovers in 1e.

How is any of this a surprise ? It looks to me the writing was on the wall long ago.

Sex, Dice and ROCK N' ROLL !!!! Woo-hoo ! I like this.

Hiya, I played it a lot back in the day. Well, IMO, nothing beats the Enemey Within campaign. Not even after all those years, the intrigue was really great, and even if some of the mechanics have aged a bit, the basic narrative is really great. I can still remember my players confusion when...

Damn, you ask questions, too ... 1 ) Not anymore I believe. 2 ) It would have been possible, if you mean the D&D player base (forget other RPGers) 3 ) Up to them to say

You have a point, but it only goes so far. Say, I believe Lady Gaga is the new Beatles, or the new Michael Jackson, so it is possible. IMO, there would have been fragmentation no matter, but it needed not be that bad.

I see where you're coming from, but actually, was there any need for a different ruleset for that at the time ? No. It was a matter of roleplaying your character. And coming from "Africa" was no worse than any other choice. Besides, in the old D&d basic gazetteers line, I seem to remember...

The Great City is a fantastic book, with interesting concepts and an EXCELLENT Campaign. However, it relies on one premise : being a colony of a far-off empire so I am not sure it would fit the FR. The print value from Lulu is excellent, though B&W. If you are willing to do some adaptations...

Well, the "En route" series of mini-adventures from Atlas games each featured a "Hellcow" adventure. And all of them are fun. The first one has stumped my players already twice ! Not just a cow ... a HELLcow !!! :D

I have tried plenty of MMOs, and they all bored me to death after 2 months max. The ones which lasted more were the ones with cool graphics. MMOs are way too rigid to be fun for me.

There are Gelatinous cubes on otherworld minis.