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Those are awesome pics!!! I don't care how difficult they might be to string together...when each one could inspire a story you know you did good.

Thanks. I really appreciate your concern.

I guess I see how juvenile might be applied to The Hobbit...but that would be a far stretch for Tom Sawyer. There could be a very reasonable debate illustrating the superior rhetorical nuances of Tom Sawyer over Huck Finn. I mean, Huck Finn (the character) really started out as a foil that was...

I've always linked my like and dislike for the Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings to my like and dislike of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. I really enjoy both the Hobbit and Tom Sawyer...but find the other two bland and somewhat wanting. To me, regardless of...

A tourist named Twoflower.

Love the first two images...the other two...well, I'm glad I'm not writing this one. I'm getting more worried as I go. Please take it easy on me...I'm fragile.

Sorry misread the example. Please ignore.

-Dwarven Acrobat -Sullen Farmer -Elven Composer -Goblin Poet Some that I've done and had fun with: -Dwarven Bard with a pipe organ on a wagon. -Human artist with no combat skills. -Necromancer who doesn't like necromancy (family business) -Sorcerer Farmer who doesn't have any arcane skills...

I prefer one thread.

Present.

Come on. She was young and needed the money. Looking at the inks from DL10 and then at some of her work online I would say it seems to be the same artist albeit at a very different time in her career. She is much better now.

Thanks for adding the other links Rodrigo!

Jeeze, I just checked this like 8 hours ago...and now its a sign-up. I'd like to participate. I will judge or compete. I would prefer to compete.

Sorely disappointed with the lack of Cow Zombies. That is all.

I remember sitting at a friends place one day just hanging out and another friend dropped by and handed me the Planescape boxed set. He said 'this is yours...you just have to promise to DM it.' A couple of other random gifts...which contingent ultimatums. But one of the best...was 't really a...

This. I've been renowned, in the past, to make the quirky, ineffectual, or gonzo character. I've never derailed a game...but I've definitely made it swerve a few times. I'd say I'm batting about 990 in terms of group cohesiveness. I think comic relief is sometimes overlooked as a valid play...

Hey guys! The railroading isn't the issue...and doesn't help. He made a pretty classic DM blunder...and is asking for help. So lets help him! 1) I think he knows: avoid ultimatums. It is a blunt tool and players tend to feel confined. 2) Say YES. This is so important. Allow events to...

That takes me back to a 2nd edition high level campaign I was in. The captain of the guard was sent and ordered to bring 50 men. He ordered his men to wait at the end of the street and walked up to us. He apologized profusely the whole time. Making several mentions of his children and lovely...

I think the railroading is sketchy because the DM was responding to a large absence of the character from the adventure. He wasn't responding to an inaccurate interpretation of how he thought events should unfold (though there may have been a bit of 'novice' flavoring to the encounter). That...

You’re obviously invested in the story. And you want other to be as well. The best way to do that is not to give them as much info as possible in a short space. That will turn people off and you will shoot yourself in the foot. People now-a-days need to be teased into investment. I would...