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Nick stumbled around, disoriented, while this exchange took place. Although he understood what had happened, he'd never been exposed to these forces before. After a moment, though, he shook his head several times and smiled. "Horses, certainly. Fine animals, fine..." His voice trailed off...

Nick looks a bit nervous. "Am I expected to get into one of these bags?" He doesn't sound too happy about the idea.

One of my players had a large whiteboard that is now our tabletop. It sits atop several cabinets that were leftover from a kitchen remodel, in a forlorn side room in the basement.

Nick replies, "I have naught but this haversack, and it appears near full. I do so look forward to this travel, however."

"Perhaps there is a sage around these parts, who could help us with this information," Nick said in response. "Does anyone have any ideas?"

Yeah, this newfangled d20 system is a whuppin'. Now even those amongst who gots shoes gotta take 'em off to count that high.

The great state of Kentucky: 1. The favorite cleric spell is Create Bourbon, although rumor has that the last riot at Eddyville State Prison was caused by a moonshine-fueled game of Paranoia 2. A bard gets double payment if the bar patrons hold up torches and yell “FREEBIRRRRD!” 3. Charisma...

"Get 'em up against the cliff edge - they push back harder." Still ROFL on that one.

If you ever get a chance, and don't have to spend more than fifty cents to do it, check out the oooolllldddd sci-fi movie The Woman Eater. Now there's a roper. :D

Talking about Lords of Madness here? LoD was a (pretty good) FR book about evil organizations like the Zhents. The book I absolutely hated was (dammit, I can't remember the title) red-bound book of encounters that were supposed to start at level 1 and take you from one to the next. It was...

Moe gulps down his food (his manners are not the best) and tries to carry on a conversation between mouthfuls. "Yes, I'm from the Heartlands. Corm Orp, to be exact. You've probably never heard of (crumbs fly) it. It's north of Asbravn and east of Hill's Edge, not far from Darkhold." He...

"My thoughts exactly, sir. We have bigger fish to fry." The mage growled theatrically at the boys once more, and continued off down their chosen path.

You mentioned this twice, and I'm still trying to see the problem with it. My players met my original (circa 1978) PC's in their very first campaign, and have come to view them as a good source of info and adventure. They drink with the dwarf, get healing from the cleric, get in trouble with...

Meet a small caravan of Red Wizards heading for Silverymoon, with their entourage. Such a group is outlined in Lords of Darkness, and be scaled so that if hostilities break out, the PC's would have a chance. Makes for a tense encounter that could potentially be resolved peacefully, even to the...

"Perhaps we should turn someone into a toad," the mage growled. He waved his hands dramatically and glowered down at the boys. "And see how they like the water?"

"As you wish," the mage replies calmly. And with a wave of his and a short command, the sticky strands vanish into powder.

Good thought. They've seen it in action against them a few times already. :cool:

See previous post - they can't cast teleport yet. They didn't fly 500 miles in one trip, although they covered nearly that much over the course of the day. The duration of the spell is just too long, combined with the ability to come in and out of it. They did get caught coming out of it...

The only arcane caster is 8th-lvl sorcerer/3rd-lvl fighter. The cleric is 11th.

I think it's 'closing the barn door after the horse got out' (we worry about such things here in Kentucky :) ), but you've got the right idea. Replying to the thread: Reset. If my players did that to me I'd feel just as cheated as they will. You're the one putting all the work into this...