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I second Tabletop Adventures. Great stuff :)

This is exactly what I do :) Ideally, I would like to read them cover to cover (and probably should), but I just don't have the time.

Ages 13 to 36.

Sorry, I should have said 11" x 17" paper (or is that 432 mm × 279 mm in Canada?). Anyway, it's the size where I can fold it in half and print all 4 pages onto one sheet of paper. Mostly, I was just being smarmy because I want to print it out and don't have the paper right now :)

And now people can buy Napoleon Dynamite - Like, the Best Special Edition Ever!. It just came out! [I know my son is really excited]

Yes, David Blaine starts the Blaintologist cult in the "Super Best Friends" episode of South Park. My favorite South Park episode ;)

Hey Nyaricus, I really liked the character sheet. I gave it a 9. Of course, I may be a bit biased because I'm a FR junkie, but I do like the layout, the complete breakdowns, and the humorous subtitles :) Good job! The only drawback (and the reason I gave it a 9) is that now I have to buy...

Well, as of 5/2/06 SciFi Channel still has plans to debut it this summer: http://www.scifi.com/events/event.php3?event_id=14180&date=5/2/2006 Here's the older article: http://www.scifi.com/dresdenfiles/

I have read up to book 7 and I have liked them all. In my opinion, I think they get better as they progress. Book 8 just came out and I need to run to the bookstore and pick it up :) Can't wait for the SciFi series to come out this summer. Finally, something to fill the Buffy/Angel void-

Well, they tried to sneak in a little fluff in with The Twilight Tomb adventure. Note the statement "A key element of the adventure, star elf culture has not been widely chronicled in previous Forgotten Realms titles." I know it's not a regional sourcebook, but I kinda see a trend forming...

Substandard Magic Items - 44 Mallyate - 144 Treasure Chests - 244 The 11th Hour - 344

My nominations: The Scar by China Mieville American Gods by Neil Gaiman Practical Demonkeeping by Christopher Moore

Ursula K. LeGuin - and she's not dead yet.

GM: Joseph Campbell Johnny Cash: Cleric/Bard Toshiro Mifune: Samurai Rasputin: Sorcerer Andre the Giant: Barbarian Marty Feldman: Rogue

Currently, my favorite snacks are these: Calbee Snack Salad Snapea Crisps. So far, I can only find 'em at Trader Joes.

Coooool! :cool: I'm extremely jealous. Based on his writing, I bet he's a hoot to game with :D

Jim Butcher, author of the of The Dresden Files when asked in an interview with Crescent Blues stated that he has done alot of "gaming with every gaming system that you can think of." In fact he says that gaming has influenced his writing. Mr. Butcher even included references to RPGs in his...

Wow, never really thought about this, but I guess I'm a pdf junkie. Looking at my History at RPGNow, I have bought 136 pdfs since 2002. In addition, I bought a few from DriveThruRPG and a bunch of 2nd ed. FR pdfs through another online company (can't remember the name - I know they don't sell...

Man, where are the "Anna Nicole Smiths" of the world? Most of these people are single and loaded! [Okay, Santa, Lucius & Mr. Howell are married, Richie is under-aged and Scrooge McDuck is, well, a duck - but otherwise there are some wealthy & eligible bachelors/bachelorettes on this list ;) ]

I agree. Alan Rickman would make a great Bob. When I was looking over the cast again I was a little confused by "Kirmani?" And than I figured it out - it is "Carmichael," Murphy's partner :o