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Just wanted to mention that I happened to notice today that all of my excerpts from the book are available on the kindle website now. That wasn't the case as recently as a few months ago... Not sure if you had anything to do with the change or not, but either way, kudos! Incidentally, I picked...

Just read that last month, fantastic book. Some true mind-:):):):)ery going on there. Just finished up Empire in Black and Gold, the first of the Shadows of the Apt series. Enjoyed it a lot, some infrequent editing problems not withstanding. And in a shocking turn of events, unlike every other...

Deleted because I'm a moron and apparently can't multiply.

You, sir, are incorrect. Myriad Games, in Salem, NH, is way, way, way, better stocked than Pandemonium. It's better than any of the game stores I'm aware of in the Boston / North Shore area. Should be pretty close to you in southern MA, too. It's right over the border.

For the Tl;DR crowd, Based on Raven Crowking's physics lesson ;), I'd go with 1500 feet (300 squares) per round, but half that for the first round (750 feet/150 squares).

Well, the same thing can be said about everything... Look at D&D 4e, for example. Despite having fairly tightly-defined guidelines, Wizards itself would frequently publish monsters that were too powerful or too weak for their level. Granted, this was more a problem in earlier products. And...

I don't really have any criticism for that idea... I just like the idea of an explicit API, which many different publishers could produce for (not unlike the SRD). Doing it your way puts too much of a burden on the individual groups, since they'd pretty much have to come up with everything on...

One of the things I really liked about 3rd edition was the variety in the classes. Particularly towards the end of its lifecycle, things like The Book of Nine Swords and the Factotum stick out in my mind as being wildly different in playstyle from other things out there. The d20 SRD lead to a...

Just finished up John Dies at the End, which I can't recommend highly enough. It's disturbing and funny and dark and thought provoking... A modern tale with heavy Lovecraftian influences, but its own distinct flavor. Reading samples on my Kindle to figure out my next book... looking like it'll...

I think for dinner tonight, I'll have some sword ghoti with a side of ghoughpteighbteaus au gratin

I've heard on your side of the pond, the equivalent term is, "as the actress said to the bishop." It's just something you interject after anything with a potentially-sexual double entendre. e.g. "It's too small!" "That's what she said!"

NOOOOO! Without the distinction of having the first message, I am nothing... Nothing!

I didn't actually delete anything, so that's another bug... Obviously the ones that aren't posted by me should be deleted. And the original message isn't really relevant any more, so I don't care what happens to it. I'm pretty free about giving out my email address, so I'm not worried about that.

Having traveled through every possible reality, I can assure you that such a thing does not and can not exist.

Wait, so your hiccup involved the same message by me? Now that's just weird. Clearly, I am the nexus of all parallel ENWorlds. ;)

I received this email today: I was... very confused. Not least because there was no context and I was only vaguely aware of any of the names involved. Did a quick google search to confirm that this was probably something on ENWorld. I looked up Hussar's wall, and found this message: That is...

Just started John Dies at the End by David Wong. Not my usual genre, quite entertaining. Dark, but with a good sense of humor.

The rakshasa has to behead itself (although not necessarily intentionally).

My suggestion for flanking: The attacker chooses one hex he occupies, and one hex an ally occupies. Both hexes must be adjacent to the defender. If every possible line drawn between the two chosen hexes passes through a hex occupied by the defender, then the attacker is flanking with the...

RP doesn't happen spontaneously. Well, sometimes it does. But, especially when your group's not used to it, you need to make it happen. Set up a situation that can't (or, at least, really, really shouldn't) be solved through combat. For example, the PCs need to get information from an NPC, or...