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Ditto on that, more or less -- I saw the notice about the upgrade early this morning. Either you've already killed most of the bugs at this point, or none of them affect my forum usage. Nice work, Michael! :)

Okay, here goes... haiiro, published under my real name, Martin Ralya. - Nightmarket - Games of Chance, published by Mad Kaiser Games. Co-author (I wrote the first half, The Idle Hound section). Available at RPGNow: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=3947&SRC=EnWorld. - Sold...

You should give the books a look -- they're great.

The Follies are spread out across the bridge when Marduke reaches the entrance to the hallway. Not needing any light to guide him, he steps into the darkness. Artemis has just gotten close enough to the mouth of the hall for his torch to come into play when the entire room begins to echo with a...

Castle Xagyg comes to mind. ;)

I have no business asking this, but I'm pretty blunt -- and you brought it up. Are you close to your wife? That's the part that jumps out at me -- is there a connection there that isn't there, or should I be taking your post at face value? If the latter, then I guess the question becomes, are...

Inspired by Ruroni Kenshin, or is it an historical weapon? In any case, it's a neat idea and I like your implementation of it -- rules-wise, it's interesting and seems sound to me. :)

I think this stretches the boundaries of "still on track," but I remain hopeful that this one will actually see the light of day at some point. ;)

I voted "I have not played it," because that's true, but it doesn't really reflect my answer: Yes, Eberron was everything I hoped it would be. Along with the DragonMech core book, the Eberron CS is one of the only d20 books in the past couple of years that I devoured almost immediately, cover...

Mine may not be the best opinion to ask -- apart from the concepts (loved the idea of the Speaker for the Dead), I hated the Ender arc. ;) I don't even think I followed it to completion, after finding Xenocide really disappointing. The Bean arc is pretty nifty, IMO. Ender's Shadow crosses the...

The siphon Artemis tries the combinations of runes that have worked so far, to no effect. Turning the arm this way and that, he also establishes that there is no pattern to the presses -- which runes are used depends entirely on what the door/portal needs to open it, not on where they are on...

Have you read the books in the Bean arc (Ender's Shadow, Shadow of the Hegemon, Shadow Puppets)?

Okay, now I need a new pair of pants. ;) I absolutely love this line, and I'm thrilled to see that you guys are keeping the new material coming. :D

I'm a pretty sarcastic guy as well, I just don't think that smiley works well on EN World -- Crothian pretty much nailed the reason why, IMO.

I hadn't seen this one in awhile, and frankly I didn't miss it -- I thought it was removed by mod/admin request? Is it going to get re-tweaked out of existence, or is back to stay? Edit: Upon closer inspection, this snippet was used to make it appear: "img...

I actually have no idea what Thanee's eye rolling is directed at. I think that's one of the reasons that emoticon was taken out in the last version of the boards -- not sure why it's back, actually.

Continuing Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, which remains a great book. :) Next up is either Angels & Demons, The Stupidest Angel or the Riddle-Master trilogy. Probably The Stupidest Angel, but it's going to be a tough choice -- in a good way!

It sounds like a blast! I'd love to try something like this myself, whether as a DM or as a player. Neat. :)

I think the only way a magazine devoted to d20 adventures could compete against Dungeon would be to fill a niche -- not sure what niche, though. Dungeon has a substantial reader base (as far as I know), is generally quite good, and has high production values. I don't think a competing magazine...

Hrm. I was thinking of Monkey Grip, from Sword & Fist, but if memory serves that one only allows you to one-hand a normally two-handed weapon. Not quite the same as what you're after, which doesn't sound familiar.