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Hurray! I finally got through! I thought I would miss out for sure. :) :D :)

I guess they would have to make some kind of impression...I'm just not sure of how much. I think most gamers recognize the lineage of my screen name.

Alice in Wonderland Sword of Shannara Imajica The Hobbit A Game of Thrones

Human Artificer.....with perhaps a smattering of rogue or sorcerer.

If you raised the title (Crown of the Kobold King) a bit vertically it would fit better. There would be more dynamic converging lines and less itinerant crossing lines. As well, a marginal vertical skew and slight horizontal skew of the text itself would be nice...but that is just personal...

The Portable Print Shoppe

Hey, good job TB! I know I would have been sorely temped to smash it out of spite...but I'm silly like that. ;)

I can honestly say out of the MANY systems I've tried...no system has been so bad that it cuts into my enjoyment. I tend to play D&D simply because of the accessability and proliferance. Perhaps I'm a bit strange?

carpedavid: I don't really comment on these things very often; but, that was very well written. Very concise--economic yet encompassing. Good work!

I've done this a few times with mixed success: I get a group together and propose a goal for a team to accomplish (steal said item from said mansion, or recon certain area behind enemy lines, or simply keep target alive/dead). I will even go so far as to create maps and npc flavor text to...

Having read Clarissa at a fairly young age I thought I could choke any book back...I was wrong. I could never finish a Salvatore novel. The character seems fine though.

Oil of Impact, Immovable Rod, Portable Hole...and for pure munchkinism Wand of Elemental Transmogrification.

We had a blizzard yesterday and today. I had to shovel a path so my car could get into the parking lot (not the whole way--just random snowdrifts). So I feel for ya(s). 'Course its just a matter of fact up here in the north. Anyway...I'm for eatin' the sales guy as well...sorry to his...

I let them burrow quietly if they move at half speed.

That is a great Athasian Halfling!

thought better about the appropriatness of my comment

I was responding to the link that Klaus posted...pretty much saying what you are saying to me. :) I would post more but I'm under the impression that tx7321 is not looking for a relative discussion but a series of differing reaffirmations.

But, arguably, Keith Parkinson was one of the frontrunners of 'new fantasy' art--especially with his extreme attention to the background. edit: 'course I don't thing his work should have been on that list.

Me thinks, perhap, thine estimate of protean roleplaying artistry is tinted a rosey hue.

Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie Surfacing by Margret Atwood The Wasp Factory by Ian Banks On The Road by Jack Kerouac Skinny Legs and All by Tom Robbins The Painted Word by Tom Wolfe the curious incident of the dog in the night-time by Mark Haddon All of these books have changed my life...