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If that's how you want to play it, it will certainly allow for that.

I've been gaming for over 21 years, and have played through every permutation that Dungeons & Dragons has gone through. I run a weekly 3.5 campaign, and have recently started a monthly Hackmaster campaign, so I think that I can give a fairly unbiased opinion. Hackmaster is indeed a parody, but...

I'm going with nat 20 as well!

We actually game across the river, in Kentucky. We switch weekly between 2 locations, just to confuse and befuddle Tewligan! Both of the locations are in Ft. Mitchell, KY. At one time, we had a rather full table. Sadly, we lost 2 gamers due to children responsibilities (it made gaming...

Agh! Our thread is being buried! Here is a gratuitous bump! We need players!!

My gaming group (which includes Tewligan from the Enworld boards) is looking for another player (or two). I run a weekly D&D 3.5 game in my own homebrew campaign world. We're looking for someone that doesn't have any damaging vices, is willing to commit to a weekly game, has good hygiene...

With only a couple exceptions, the players are email junkies and check their mailbox regularly. It's a group of 8 players, so I'd like to be able to move things along at a good pace and still keep the interest. Does anyone know of any websites where they discuss PBEM strategies? I've never...

I've recently started a monthly Hackmaster campaign in addition to my weekly 3.5 games. For the new game, I created my own homebrew world, made new maps, new cities, new histories, new NPCs...in other words, I put A LOT of effort into this new campaign. Now, I find myself wanting to continue...

See?! This is why we need Jack Chick as a GenCon guest of honor! Your D&D collection simply cannot be complete without his signature! Hmmm...speaking of Cthulhu...want to freak out your players?! Work Jack Chick into your game as an NPC! Oh, the possibilities...

Man...I'm getting excited about this prospect! At the very least, I may have to search the man out myself. I'm certain that an autographed Jack Chick pamphlet would sell well at the GenCon auction... :D

But...would Jack Chick actually pass up the chance? His convictions may be such that he would attend. Of course, he'd bring an army of pamphlet weilding fanatics with him...but it would be a small price to pay to get him to autograph his D&D mini-pamphlet!! Besides, it would add a strangely...

I saw the other Jack Chick thread and couldn't help myself. :D I remember fondly of the Milwaukee days when you'd be accosted outside of the convention center by assailants weilding Jack Chick pamphlets. Aaaahhhh...those were the days.... You know what though...if Jack Chick were a guest...

You could just find a place with cabins and host it there...

Count me in! I'll be there to lob 3 day old, stale powdered donuts at Tewligan!

Ooooohhhh! I haven't had many mimics in my game. THAT would be fun one.

This is true, but in a thieves organization, I think that the wizards wouldn't have any qualms against doing this...and for a nice clean 5,000 gp (which is what was offered per head before), the wizard would probably be more than happy. When the PCs first offended the quarter master, the PCs...

I just had to post this one, because just the thought of it was humorous to me. Due to the fact that a naval war is ensuing, the group had difficulty finding a good ship. For some time, they debated about just purchasing several cauldrons of flying. The idea of an adventuring party flying...

Seperate the room into 100 on one side, 100 on another. Ask the question..."is the killer on the right side?" Seperate the remaining 100 to 50 on each side. Repeat. 50 to 25. Repeat. 25 to 12(13) Repeat. I think that you see what I mean about this. In fact, I've abused Commune the same...

Hiring a spellcaster to cast teleport a couple of times isn't too bad, actually. It's far less expensive than a 5,000 gp per PC head price tag. I'd have to look it up, but I think that it is something like 10 gp per level of spell, per level of the spell caster. So, you could get away with...

Honestly, I was just presenting the murder situation as an example. So, let's assume that they were given the authority to use divinations. Let's start with this: a list of possible suspects. Commune. Alright, you now have your killer. Now, you need to prove it. Interrogate him using ESP...