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"Allustan's Caravan" from my late AoW campaign. There's a recurring NPC squad of halfling militia that use 'sling and run' tactics. They are affectionately known as the "Chuck n Ducks".

DM of the game here. Not only did they study at different temples, "Spike 'Em" is a former cleric of Tempus. :confused: We've been playing nearly four years, and this argument was one of the funniest moments we've had. I sent the highlights to two other DM buddies, with a message subject of...

You guys kept me in the game when you took over, and have saved me countless hours since then. I probably wouldn't be playing if it wasn't for your hard work and enthusiasm. I'll be a solid supporter of your new efforts. Walk proud!

Enjoyed that, sir. In my AoW campaign, the party rogue investigated an abandoned farmhouse, only to run headlong into an owlbear, with fatal (and spectacularly gory) results. His last words were "It's a giant beaver!" I've been looking to actually use a giant beaver in an adventure ever since.

:thumbsup: to the HoTT. It currently sits between Daggerford and Waterdeep in my campaign. That pdf comes highly recommended.

True dat. When my druid went from 5th to 6th level recently, his ape companion had changes in every item listed below. Seemed to take forever, just for him alone. Hit Dice: 6d8+15 (43 hp), currently 31 Initiative: +3 Armor Class: 17 (-1 size, +3 Dex, +5 natural), touch 11, flat-footed 14...

One of my players brought in one of those damned Easy buttons from Staples. Now, every time they whack one of my carefully-crafted NPCs in one round, they race to see who can hit the button first. "That was easy!" I was sorely tempted to hit it last game after Dragotha wiped the floor with...

;) ;) ;) Three of my 14 scalps in the AoW! Muhahahahaha...

I tried Went thru Paypal to renew my CSA. Used the same AmEx card I use for every other purchase I make, and got "The credit card you entered cannot be used for this payment. Please enter a different credit card number." Paypal is a *****. Sorry, Russ, I tried. Maybe your store has something...

Raise your hand if you think they should go talk to some porn sites about this one. THIS, would give me a warm feeling indeed.

Without repeating any of the post just above, I wanted to say this is one of the best, most intelligently thought out posts I've ever seen on this board. Please pay attention, WotC.

Did the same thing with my very first monk character, decades ago. Also had a ranger named Rodo-roodeh and an arch-villain wizard named Shazbot. Pitiful.

My sympathies as well. My mother-in-law passed away last night after a two-year battle with lung cancer. Her son (my BIL) had just called to say goodbye, and she rolled over and passed on. :( The hospice people had some good thoughts - the struggles she went through in the final days were...

Polymancer Studios, from Canada, puts out Polymancer.

I don't play music much during our games, but when my Age of Worms players went into the arena for the first round of the Champions Games I cranked up "Beasts of the Wizard" from Midnight Syndicate's D&D album. It's basically a march that leads off with a lot of stomping feet and follows with...

Here's one I put together using, of all things, the HOMM3 map editor Corm Orp PM with an email if this doesn't work for you. I might have some others.

Hadn't seen this before I like the idea of building tile-based maps quickly.

I think the reason you don't (and won't) see an alternate list of spells - in the magazine or fully listed in the online expansion - is summed up in a single word in James' first post: "breakneck".

I name a lot of towns in my campaign after tiny burgs in Kentucky (Pippa Passes, Marrowbone, Eighty-Eight - we even have a state park called Big Bone Lick :o ). This link has a list of small towns and villages in every state.

Very well written. Always good to see another DM's take on the story (we're currently battling through A Gathering of Winds). If you're interested in some of the "stuff" I put together for the various episodes so far, send me a PM. Good luck!