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I gave "dipping" a try last night, and I'm very happy with the results. I used MinWax Polyshades Satin Tudor (#360), as recommended in the link Pogre provided. Instead of dipping and flicking (since I was painting at the dining room table and my wife wouldn't really appreciate the flicking part...

Here ya go: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/oa/20040430a

Well, it exists in my world, but the party has yet to visit it. Don't know if they will, either, at least anytime soon. But it's there.

Do we really want an "Wizards Organized Play" site for the gameday? I'd much rather not have the gameday associated with WotC. It's a much more informal get together of friends.

Hey Fru! Not to sidetrack Dragongirl's thread, but I've been around, just not posting much. Most of my posting these days is on a couple other boards, not as much gaming related. But I'm getting back to posting here. I'll be around.

Welcome back! I remember you, I believe you stopped posting not long after I started coming around here regularly. So if I scared you off, sorry! ;)

I've got a copy of the Starfarer's Handbook I'm selling. Take a look at my sale list: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=3186071#post3186071

Dawnforge is a very cool setting, and all 3 books are worth picking up. Well worth more than $5 for each book.

Ditto. I don't really care for drow one way or the other-don't hate them, don't love them. They were cool back in the early/mid 80s when they were new, but now they are no better or worse than orcs or kobolds. If I need them, I have plenty of sources to get material for them (starting with the...

I'm glad I was able to stop by and say hello and go out for dinner. It was great to see some people again and to meet new people and put faces to screen names! Thanks for hosting Carl! :)

Pulitzer Prize Winning Author William Styron (1925-2006) William Styron, the novelist from the American South whose explorations of difficult historical and moral questions earned him a place among the leading literary figures of the post-World War II generation, died today in Martha’s...

Here's to you, Ryan! Gone but not forgotten. :(

I was going to post RISUS, but you beat me to it. Damn you Henry! (and yes, Ethernaut is the RISUS pusher...) Here is is: http://www222.pair.com/sjohn/risus.htm All of 6 pages, and will do anything you want. From one shots to campaigns, it's flexible enough to handle any genre, and you can read...

Until you learn how to use punctuation, what capital letters are, and spell a little better, I cannot read your posts. Please learn to communicate properly before you post again.

SF and fantasy writer John M. ('Mike') Ford , born 1957, has died at the age of 49. Ford was the author of several diverse and distinctive novels, including World Fantasy Award winning historical fantasy The Dragon Waiting (1983), Star Trek novels The Final Reflection (1984) and How Much for...

Had a great time, got to meet a few new people, and finally got my wife to come down with me to meet everyone! See y'all in January!

It's an EXCELLENT setting. Well worth the $, IMHO. I can't wait to get my players out and exploring the world. It was one of my top purchases at GenCon.

Actually, that was two times ago. Last time, Dave Stebbins and I managed to figure it out with no problems. But directions, just to make sure, are always good.

Four in my party: Me, Laura, Nakia, and Sarah.

Ah, I see. No worries.