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Agreed. But with that being said, and with the exception of the Soul Knife, these subclasses are far outshined by their counterparts. Sub-classes should at least be comparable. At least the spells are interesting.

The classes were all Meh to me, with the most interesting being the SoulKnife (that capstone ability...dayum!). The spells were definitely intriguing...Ego Whip and Psionic Blast were both quite flavorful. Intellect Fortress will become a must have for just about any caster.

I stopped reading the series after Descent into Darkness (or Siege of Darkness...it really didn't leave that good of an impression on me). Could barely finish that book. My problem with Drizzt is that he's the best at everything He's the best swordsman (let's not forget that corkscrew...

I actually think he's secretly evil. He arranged the death of one of his companions so that he could have the companion's girl to himself. Maybe he's in cahoots with Artemis Entreri... I also think he was the second gunman on the Grassy Knoll.

I despise Drizzt and his the great power of Gary-Stu wish fulfillment that his writer instills in him. However, I remember reading this series back in the day and finding myself genuinely surprised at how much I enjoyed it. One thing I will give Salvatore is his ability to write dwarves...

I saw that he was played by Nick Nolte. Thought that was interesting.

Hmmm...that is exactly something that a Yakk might say looks suspicious

Since second edition, IIRC. I believe they were a part of the Council of Wyrms boxed set.

This reminds me of an old joke I once heard... Heisenberg, Schrodinger, and Ohm are having a pleasant Sunday drive when they are pulled over. Heisenberg is driving, and the cop asks him, "Do you know how fast you were going?" "No," he replies, "But I know exactly where I am." The cop says...

Oh, I forgot about Tank Girl!! I loved how quirky that movie was, and it had some great one-liners... "I have 2 words to say to you...BRUSH YOUR TEETH!" "It's been swell, but the swelling's gone down."

I have to say "Duel of the Fates" that was introduced in The Phantom Menace was one of the best fight-scene scores I've ever heard.

Mulholland Drive. I watched it the first time and really had a hard time digesting it. But upon a second viewing a few months later, I began picking up the little subtleties and started to really enjoy it.

They Live...Absolutely LOVE that movie, but it didn't do well at the box office. "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick a$$ - and I'm all out of bubblegum."

I....absolutely........love this, man! This is....simply........the BEST thing....I've read.....all day

The one with Matthew Brodderick? Oy!!! That movie was one of the "so bad it's good" type...god, that actress was absolutely horrible, too!

Maiming and killing their children, yes...I agree that I have very little sympathy for them. That is not what is happening here. This is people who mistrust industry funded authorities. When the industry funds these authorities, one should take pause when they recognize that that very same...

If one were to agree with my ex-wife when she says that I am Satan, then the answer is yes, I am appeaseth... :ROFLMAO:

Nah, the Devil has far better taste in music than that.

I understand your concern regarding mocking someone for their religious belief, if I am interpreting your comment correctly (and please correct me if I am not). However, I don't see how the OP was mocking religious belief; I do see him questioning the ignorance of the person's mother, though...

To which I would proclaim, "Hail Satan!" as I pull out my dice bag and D&D books...