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I can see the follow-up episode later in the season when the Doctor return to find the remains of the Earth only to learn that the robot guy got really mad one day and Boom! Seems like after disarming the bomb, removing it would have been the next order of business, even if it was just a few...

The first three we good. I'm really excited about next week. :)

So, those of you who saw this last night, what did you think?

d30 or the venerable Dragonbone.

I will be once my old CS subscription runs out.

In the US maybe. I'm surprised no one from the UK has posted about it yet. I liked it, on multiple levels. I had some doubts about the new Doctor, as those are tough shoes to fill, but I think he'll be great. His new companion is going to be interesting, and they've written themselves in to...

I guess I'm like that in regards to Burning Wheel. Mainly because I can never seem to get a game going. I do recall a few folks over the years who never played, but buy and read everything. Mainly they were hangers-on at the local game shop or obsessive world-building DMs who never actually...

I'd play in that campaign, so long as I got to have a never ending supply of sunglasses.

No it is visible, it just starts on post number 2 and the hover over function doesn't work. This thread had made me review my ignore list and declare a unilateral amnesty, so I've removed everyone. I think if I just stay out of the Rules forum everything will be fine.

10+ on my ignore list. I voted that I am most likely on 1-3 people's ignore list, because I'm sure there must be someone out there. Ignore lists are funny things. You can see a gap in post numbering. I once had saw a thread that started on post #13, which I thought was amusing.

Interesting reviews. Not quite what I was expecting, and I am not sure how this meshes with the, albeit limited, fluff in the DMG. There it was described as being ruled by a council of guilds. This take seems a bit at odds.

Very nice. I've often thought about running a fantasy campaign set in familiar geography. This gives me inspiration.

I've become a fan of the show. I wasn't sure about the first few episodes, but its grown on me. The second season should be on BBC America soon enough, if its not already.

Was that the one where they had a sidebar discussing how riding dogs as mounts was a stupid, unrealistic idea on the same page they discussed griffon mounts?

And here I thought our group was being so ingenious by doing the pipe cleaner thing. Great minds and all that. We hadn't been doing one for bloodied though. I think it might be good for both the PCs and the DM, because there are all sorts of modifiers that are contingent on that condition...

I play in a 4E game that meets once a month, as well as an M&M game that also meets once a month. Not nearly enough gaming in for me, but the folks I game with have busy schedules so coordinating things is a chore. I will now take this time to pimp my sig :)

Nice. IMAX and 3D can't be beat. I hope this makes it in to at least a somewhat wide distribution. I'd love to see it.

Very true. It could be that the playtesters thought things went fine. There are threads where people complain about grind in their games, but I don't know as it is anything more than anecdotal.

Aside from D&D, I play in a Golden Age Mutants and Masterminds game. I have the two core books for Burning Wheel which I'd really love to try, but I'd need to sit in as a player for a while to get real world experience with the system before I would attempt to run it.

The more obscure gaming stuff I have bought recently, such as Brute Squad or Burning Wheel I have bought online. The WotC hardbacks I have I have bought locally.