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I picked up Excalibur a few weeks ago out of a $5 bargin bin. I hadn't seen it since I was a teen and had forgotten Helen Mirren, Patrick Stewart, and Liam Neeson were in it. All my memories of it were how dark and violent it was it may not be b/c I still haven't popped it in the dvd to rewatch...

Anyone checking this series out? I honestly didn't expect to like it the previews didn't make it seem enticing to me. It seemed kind of twilight-y and geared towards the True Blood crowd (I didn't mind TB it just wasn't my thing. The g/f likes it and I'll half heartedly watch it w/ her)...

Let's see when I was stationed in Germany in the late 80's we once played in the ruins of Heidelberg castle. We also played a game of Top Secret on the train on our way to our yearly maneuvers in Grafenwöhr. Finally the best of them on was we played a very espionage cold war version of TMNT &...

This is how I see my Giff :lol:

I would agree with that I seem to recall some other examples of folks other than Conan being able to sense magic to some effect.

it's in Dragon #36 in the Dragon Archive. animal empathy is one i would have to disagree with, but detect magic, precognition, and mind bar i could see him having to account for his ability to sense the unnatural, his danger sense, and his ability to resist mind control all to some degree. In...

The first episode aired for those that didn't have a sneak peek ;) (gotta love my girl working for TW she always brings home neat things). So what did you think?

GI Joe with the serial numbers filed off Strike Force 7 [Spycraft] Strike Force 7 - Super Genius Games | RPGNow.com A review of it Modus Operandi Spycraft Review: Strike Force 7 It uses the Spycraft engine for its rules.

yea this was one of my favorites too.

The first two episodes are great. It's definitely a watch for me.

Here's a list of the official and some unofficial crystal spheres from my now defunct webpage that has been preserved by the Spelljammer Beyond the Moons webpage. Spelljammer: Beyond the Moons (For all your Spelljamming needs) Crystal Spheres Hopefully those will be a good wellspring of ideas.

As some of you know I was the manager for our best local comic/gaming store, Land of Cran Comics, here in Canton OH. This past September I lost my job (and as of today I'm back to work, alas not living the dream anymore but it's work) as the store could no longer weather the terrible economy and...

This is the first I've ever heard of this, and not sure really what to make of it. Is it going to be making fun of us, or making fun of us with us? I'm kind of thinking more of the former than the latter, but it's a trailer so hard to really tell. io9. We come from the future.

Ask and ye shall receive....*Poof* Kuronons': D&D comics history part 1 - Cartoon ads

gotta be honest and say I miss that fish and his somewhat creepy (at least to me) yet humorous song.

This is pretty much how I hit ENworld every day. First the news page to see what is going on w/o hitting a bunch of sites, and then the forums.

This is the same thing that made me a fan of the setting. They had some really evocative artwork in those books. I was a big fan of the Erin Tarn travelogues that were in the books and would buy the books just to read that and the other fluff.

Like someone else mentioned a few posts up I too am morbidly fascinated with this thread. For me the quintessential D&D experience was that feeling of a shared community, one that no longer exists IMO & can no longer be recaptured. Let me explain what I mean, I'm talking about the OD&D, 1e &...

I've been pleasantly pleased with the responses to this thread and it has caused me to fire up the archive and read the articles that have been mentioned or to pull out the issues that I still have and move them to the "reading room" for later reading. I am surprised at the number of article...

I'm bored & currently have no game running probably for lack of quality players more than anything. So I've been feeling nostalgic for my gaming roots and have decided to re-read some of my older Dragon Mags from 251 and up, having sold the earlier ones a long time ago after getting the CD-Rom...