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There is an Ocular Demon in Dungeon issue 129. It is listed in the Age of Worms Adventure Path module "A Gathering of Winds." Drat. Monkey King beat me to it...

I have never had sex with my DM. However, I have been on the other side of equation and yes, I did show preferential treatment to the player I was sleeping with. It wasn't all that much. I did give her elven chain mail at 1st Level.

The Devil's Garden and the Fiery Furnace in Arches national park. (I actually don't live near them anymore, but I was born and raised in that part of Utah.) Oh yeah. I almost forgot Goblin Valley. You can't more D&D then that.

I am DMing two games: In my Age of Worms campaign, I am running the module "A Gathering of Winds". In my Ptolus campaign, I am running the module "The Night of Dissolution."

Mine has been a blast. I am definitely getting my money’s worth out my Ptolus purchase. I took my group through the adventures in Chapter 33 and we finished up Chapter 1 of the Night of Dissolution a few weeks ago.

Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk! All I can say is "Yes!" The other stuff is cool but I was hoping that Wizards would do something with Greyhawk again.

3 at this point and time.

Good luck with Lost City. B4 is one of my favorite modules of all time. It was awesome. I remember playing the original over....well, more years than I really care to say...and it was a blast. Have fun!

I almost forgot. The next issue of Dungeon (142 I think) also has an adventure that is based on the old Lost City Module. That issue is likely to have a city map. I just hope that it is available for you to purchase in a timely manner.

Dragon magazine issue 315 has a map of the city. It was part of an article updating the Lost City to 3.0/3.5. It is available for purchase at paizo's website. You can also probably purchase the pdf version of the original module from thier website as well. It should have your missing maps.

It is because they fear the 'lower magic' and 'gritty' settings. There still is hope though. I did loan one of my friends "Hour of the Dragon" and she liked it very much. If I can convert her and then her husband, then perhaps I can convince the entire group to try it out....

I'm not but I wish to gods that I was! By Crom I wish that I was. I have the pocket source book but I none of the people that I play with are particulary interested in trying it. :\

I am presently running two campaigns. Ptolus Campaign Active members: All 4th level Male litorian ranger/fighter Female human paladin Female half-elf rogue Female tiefling bard Male human rogue Male lizardman cleric (Watcher in the Skies) Inactive members: All 3rd level Female human fighter...

Actually, I he was arrested for driving without a license and disobeying a police officer, not a DUI (which, in my opinion, is far more serious offense). See link for details: http://starbulletin.com/2006/09/05/news/story01.html He was cleared of charges when he proved that he did have a license.

I do thought it isn't necessary the plan. Sometimes it just happens. I have fudged a time or two in favor of the players but I tend to let the dice decide. Looking back, I ran the Shackled City Adventure Path from beginning to end and every PC died at least once. Most of them, multiple times...

Ptolus and The Iron Kingdoms. I am running a Ptolus campaign right now and I would to try Iron Kingdoms at some point since I actually have some of the books.

The last 3 out of 4 jobs that I have had since 1999 have come from contacts that I made through (directly or indirectly) gaming. They were either people that I gamed with or they were people that used to game with people that I gamed with.

Yeah, but would the pod open? And I have to assume that Spinal Tap playing "Stonehenge" would be out of the question.