Search results

The trick is, knowing how many people will buy it before deciding on the print run. I'm sure many publishers would be willing to testify that if they could do this better their businesses would run much better. It's easy to say now that it's sold out that NG/WW should have printed more...

My understanding from following this situation is that the 'attitude' has no bearing on whether Amazon can get the product or not--it was stated earlier than Amazon is not being prevented from acquiring RAR. As I understand it's a simple case that there are only 1000 copies (and a significant...

1. Dr. Frankenstein 2. 'Dirty' Harry Callahan 3, Buffy Summers 4. Obi-Wan Kenobi 5. Tarzan 6. Gandalf 7. Sherlock Holmes 8. Bugs Bunny 9. Captain Malcolm “Mal” Reynolds 10. Batman 11. Robin Hood 12. Allan Quartermain 13. Indiana Jones 14. Jean-Luc Picard 15. Odysseus 16. Conan

Well, I just ordered on FRPGames, and have my fingers crossed. Living abroad, online is the only place I can get this baby. If it fails, I'll go with the PDF (though I'll also lobby for a reprint as Treebore suggested). That combined with my hard copy original 3.0 versions would also be...

One thing that I hope comes out of this is in this case we have seen traditional FLGSs having the advantage over behemoths like Amazon in terms of being able to get this product. Here we see the small focused game shops being able to acquire a cool niche-product that gamers want, which simply...

What's the best way to do that?

I'm going to confess I only relatively recently heard of this module. Can someone fill me in on when this 'module' was created, originally run, and what sort of purpose it originally had? It seems ot me to be the inverted opposite of the module Tomb of Horrors.

So is there any chance of a reprint? What's the plan for a PDF release?

A better example would be the cunning midget sidekick-villian from the Bond film Man with the Golden Gun. the character was awefully dangerous when armed with a knife. Still ended up in a suitcase though :)

I'm posting a day late on this one but happy birthday! May you go on gaming for years and years!

Worf being redeemed in by Gauron in the Klingon Great Hall in 'Redeption'.

One side note--I think the idea of capping hte damage of fire ball and similar spells to a certain number of d6s was first introduced in (IIRC) the Companion Rules set. There the limit was 20d6. 3e tones it down to 10d6.

Who's Alfred Bester? That pretty much summed up my vote there. Raislin has a huge advantage on this board--he has very good name recognition (near universal?) among D&D players.

Are those issues any less of a plot hole when set in the 1930s? (perhaps in popular perception it is) If anything, I find it more believable that today it would be technologically feasible to move such a large animal. Bottom line though, watching King Kong requires some suspesion of...

I think there's something to that, especially in terms of how we perceive the era now. However, the reading I've done about the era says that among the educated it had become unplausable to, for example, find a lost island with dinosaurs, or survivors of Atlantis. Were stories with plots like...

I'm sure this topic has been discussed here and elsewhere, but I've been thinking about it lately, particularly after last Xmas's King Kong film. I was wondering, why exactly did Jackson choose to set the film in the 1930's era. There's nothing explicit about the story that requires that time...

1. Gollum 2. Buffy Summers 3. Jean Luc-Picard 4. Batman 5. Conan 6. Raistlin Majere 7. 8. Ra's al Ghul 9. Hannibal Lecter 10. King Kong 11. The Gray Mouser 12. Khan 13. 'Dirty' Harry Callahan 14. Tarzan 15. Allan Quartermain 16. Bugs Bunny 17. Mr. Spock 18. Elric of Melniboné 19...

Here are my votes. Some tough choices here. 1. Angus MacGyver vs. Batman 2. Cthulhu vs. Doomsday (Superman Villain) 3. The Cheshire Cat vs. Jonah Hex 4. Edmund Blackadder vs. The Doctor 5. Wonder Woman vs. Jack Bauer 6. Jack Burton vs. Master Chief 7. Sherlock Holmes vs. Maxwell Smart 8...

Random list of people I"m suprised weren't nominated: Aragorn. To me, given this is a fantasy website, and with the LotR films still pretty recent, this is the biggest non-nominiee. However LotR is fairly represented with Gandalf, Sam, and Gollum. Frodo. see above Data (ST:TNG) I wanted to...

127 The Gray Mouser The Gray Mouser is one of two heroes who are the main characters in the Lankhmar novels by Fritz Lieber. His companion, Fafhrd, is the other. Both are famed swordsman in the land. The Mouser fights with a pair of weapons: a light sword called Scalpel, and a dagger...