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I don't think we would have had time, but you could have just had my character sense a magic item in there;) Hope he wasn't too annoying!

Yes, I would like to get into the last slot of the AM HARP. Is that still available? And Rasyr, can you contact me with information on the HARP game? My email is cassander<at>gmail<dot>com.

I introduced my SO to D&D years ago. She grew to like it far more than I. Then again, it wasn't very hard to introduce her... she already liked Final Fantasy and Dragonlance.

I, Cassander, would like to sign up for the following games: AM: The Black Pharoah PM: Over the Edge My wife, Fraisala, would like to sign up for these games: AM: Troll Wizard PM: The Dark Sands of Duat

Sometimes it's nice to be able to browse through a book before buying. If you only do this for books you're not sure about and buy the ones you are sure of online to save buck$, then soon enough you won't be able to browse for the cheap ones. Plus they provide advise and a way for nongamers to...

My wife and I are still in. Cassander+1

So how much do YOU charge to DM?;)

I've been here since the first message board. I think it was around the start of 2000. I had just read about 3e in Dungeon magazine and was searching the web for info on the new edition. I was very critical about the need for a new edition... but when I found Eric Noah's site and read about it...

I remember him.... :(

Well, as I refered to earlier, my prime example would be Ailamere's lair. It has a few alignment and story issues that are easily fixed, but basically it is a 100% open-ended adventure wherein the PCs are hired to find out as much as possible about a mysterious dragon by a sage. The goal of the...

Thanks for the info. As I suspected, not really my style. I tend to go for stuff with more interesting stories and characters (esp. villains). An innovative plot, well executed.

Could a dungeon crawl ever be greater than an innovative classic like Ailamere's Lair? Or in 3e, the pure epicness of Mysterious ways and the cold naturalism of Natural Selection? Basically, what makes this great? How is it different from a normal "enter the dungeon and kill monsters and steal...

I donno... I think it might be like chess. Go to a chess tournament and count the number of women. They exist, but if you thought there were few women in rpgs.... So chess-like puzzles, those to me seem to appeal to the same people who like, well, chess. The puzzle thing just doesnt seem like a...

That's funny.... the princess in one of my campaigns is named Sera... the PCs had to rescue her from a marriage she was being forced into (had to storm a castle Princess Bride style and break up the wedding). And talk about another cliche, the BBEG was the king's advisor, a powerful enchanter...

I'm not saying you're wrong, but perhaps it depends on what you mean by "puzzles". For my male friends that I've DMed for, I've had to add puzzles in... stuff like assembling handouts found in a dungeon or figuring out clues and what not. In general I'd take a standard Dungeon adventure and add...

Your PCs will have to find statues that are so well made that they look like real people... and of course they are, turned to stone either by a monster or a spell. (I think Dungeon has done this one 3 or 4 times....) The PCs must fight their way through a ship full of undead. The PCs will have...

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Odds: (Init) 1/20 * (attack rolls) (1/20)^6 * other dice (1/12 * 1/8 * 1/6) = 1 in 737,280,000,000 or 1 in 737 billion. Great story!

Here's a story that I know is true cause it happened to my Dad back during an RPGA Living City adventure in the 90s. I was at another table, but he told me about it later. My dad's character was a fighter/priest of tempus (FR god of war). During a combat, he rolled a 1 on an attack roll. Then...

Head of Vecna: http://www.hut.fi/~vesanto/link.fun/stupid.pcs.html Gazebo: http://www.netfunny.com/rhf/jokes/98/Jul/gazebo.html