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"Thish remindsh me of that one time when Weshley Shnipes and I were attempting to solve a murder at a Japanese Zaigatsu..." "I'll take running away on a Shegway for two hundred, Trebek!"

Wednesday evening for me too, dude.

I'll be there, with bells on. *rings bells*

For what it's worth, it looks like I'll be coming to the April gameday too. The jury's still out on whether or not I'll be dancing, naked, for Alenda.

Old stuff. He'p yo'self.

Here's an ocean-side citadel perched over sea caves that I mapped up for a version of Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh. Hope it helps.

Arise, fell thread... from the grave, I command thee! The Sempiternal Sands There is a place found in the Arashki Desert where no winds blow across the duneless landscape and the horizon stretches on like some infernal tideless ocean of sand, broken only occasionally by jaggedly huge shards of...

...I'm for it. I'm sorry, but it's the way I like to play the game. I mean, if you're rolling dice and make-believing that you're dwarves and half-elves killing monsters in dungeons, I don't think there should be very much that's serious about it. Sure, I can play engaging storylines, and I...

Barbarians are somewhat front-loaded, but then spellcasters tend to be "backend-loaded". I think these particular classes represent the opposite ends of the spectrum. I personally think the move to uber-balance every single class every level of the way is a little silly, and actually ruins some...

Your PCs are a little advanced for a converted A1-4 campaign. For what it's worth, I don't think the Scourge of the Slavelords series is that long, I'd estimate about 8 to 10 sessions average, depending on how you play. I've been running a "classics updated" campaign for my players (B1, S1-2...

Thanks for the tips, guys! So... we have an ice base located in a frigid moon/asteroid. The macguffin... let's call it some data in the central core computers. Either that or the PCs are bounty hunters and are chasing someone who is chasing the data, perhaps. This individual or the base has...

Hey folks! So we'll probably be finishing up the Red Hand of Doom campaign that I've been DMing in a month or two, and then we've agreed to do a few round-robin one- or two-shots before starting up the new campaign. I'm excited to play in the games that my players are bringing to the table, but...

...okay, no. Not really. Any ideas for funny, silly prestige classes out there? Things that you'd never play (except possibly in the most silliest campaigns) but are hilarious to read? Just curious.

Hmmm... Your ideas do intrigue me, though it does look like Warlock is the way I'm going. This build might just be my backup character.

Take a look here.

Is it true that there are more invocations out there than listed in The Complete Arcane? Where? It sounds like I get to go for the warlock. Glee! :] Here's my concept: I imagine a Peter-Lorre-esque "academic" diabolist (he likes to think of himself as "a scholar in planar affairs") who...

Well, one of my players is starting up a mini-campaign for the new Ravenloft module. Me and five other folks. I'm quite excited - it's been a very long time since I've been able to play and not DM. We're starting at fifth level. My first choice is to play a warlock. Fight evil fire with fire...

Ditto. If you're at the airport, out of breath, "I missed my flight!" They just book you on the next one, and assume sitting around waiting costs you enough as is. If you call the night before, "I don't think I'll make my flight" that's when they hit you with rebooking fees. That's been my...

Congrats, man! Next year I'm definitely gonna have to take you on! :]

Bah. I was just stalking you because of my man-crush. And it is "Kirin", but everybody makes that mistake.