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The bag itself would radiate magic.

??? :confused: What? Could someone explain how a magic system can be described as having the quality of realism???

Another thing that game stores allow that online purchasing doesn't is the chance to peruse the book before you buy it.

Should I announce a Nobilis PBP?

Just how many Nobilis fans are there here, anyways? Either of you live in the Northern Virginia area? I'm running a Nobilis game.

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I can agree with that. I can think of very few situations where killing something that is alive is a GOOD act. Sometimes, killing something is a side-effect of defending yourself against it. Sometimes you are given no choice. Being good isn't easy.

No, it wasn't the MOST expedient thing he could have done, it was merely more expedient than comforting them.

Ouch. That would do it.

Flavor and compatibility can be balanced, but not in large, mega-adventure chunks, generally speaking. The "Citybook" series is an excellent example of this.

WOW.

"I bought a module that was designed to fit into anyone's campaign with minimal modification. Now I am complaining that it has no connection with my campaign world." Hello! If you want plots that are intimately involved with your campaign world, then you're just going to have to write it...

I remember one game where I assigned a devil to the direct temptation of the PC's. He set up situations where their morality would be led, step by step, to conform with his.

Perhaps. But as anyone who has worked in a hospital can tell you, there is no suffering so great that care and comfort does not do a world of good. It is a comforting thought that killing someone who is sick or in pain is a "mercy," but the act is founded in selfishness. It is the act of...

I am 100% with you, slime. A frontier town is subject to periodic attacks by a tribe of orcs. Invariably, the orcs (because of poor tactics, inferior equipment, and lack of discipline) are slaughtered on the walls. On more than one occasion, the townsfolk have gone out after an orc raid to...

Perhaps you should be asking yourselves, "How can I buy us enough time to 1> Teach the barbarians how to speak properly and 2> Build devices that can help us escape and 3> Examine the technology the barbarians brought with them?"

(They don't come and take away rubbish; Bone-Mender dumps it off the top floor landing into a midden at the base of the tower. A cart comes to scrape up the pile once every two weeks.)

Currently you are on the laboratory level.

LOL! I have to add "Bigby's Headslapping Hand" to my list of silly cantrips...

Map of the tower Here's a map of the tower...