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I recommend Golans as movers and I got good deals on boxes at Public Storage. (I moved last October)

that's possibly because the staircase itself is enchanted.

is a Glock still considered DC > 15 for the Sultan of Brunei?

sorry. ;) I did read your story hour though, and I'm liking it. looking forward to more.

I beg to differ, I believe that Adventures in Jals County: Cyril and Simon of Holdmarch is EN World's newest Story Hour.

Well, there is a reason for spelling and grammar conventions and it is ease of communication. It's one thing to obssess over proper spelling and grammar--if your sentences are understandable, it's not really an issue. For what I feel is a good example of what can happen when one almost...

Simon's Merchant Log: Holdmarch - Jalston commute My friend Cyril and I hired a coach to take us from Holdmarch to Jalston, where we plan on setting up a stand at the market there for a day or so, at least until we run out of wares. I had Cyril make a few vitality potions for us to sell, while...

Mark (of these forums and Creative Mountain Games) is running two parallel D&D campaigns on alternating Sundays at Games Plus in Mt. Prospect, Illinois, USA. Both games are taking place in Jals County, Kingdom of Toeffrus, World of Revloc, a campaign setting Mark has been working on for at least...

I think that you have a great idea there. If you're thinking of making the PCs the Losers, I would wait at least a year for more issues explaning who "Max" is and what is actually going on, unless you want to start making stuff up real fast.

the "i" before "e" rule is not really a rule, it is a (flawed) mnemonic. There are numerous examples of exceptions to this "rule" science, species, caffeine, either, neither, protein, leisure, heifer, seize just to name a few.

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also, IIRC X-Corp was introduced by Joe Casey in Uncanny, not Morrison. Joe Casey is currently exploring more of the superhero corporation idea in Wildcats 3.0.

the funny thing about all this (and the point of Morrison's run) is that thanks to all of that, the slate is much much cleaner now for future writers to work with and future readers to come into without having to learn 30 years of back-story. Also, in spite of all naming, it's not a "reboot."...

1) I think I saw a Santa sometime that had real reindeer, but I'm not sure. 2) I'm currently making a case notepad for a detective character that someone is playing in my d20 Modern game. It has many pages ripped out, but includes notes for current investigations, plus a list of contacts and...

every different format of a publication has a different ISBN--trade paperback, mass market paperback, hardcover, eBook, audio book cassette, audio book CD, audio book cassette abridged, etc.

actually, reading ISBN numbers off the porn collection is probably more purely random than most random number generators.

there's also HotBits, which is much older, but I can't find a decimal generator on there.

http://www.randomnumbers.info/ The preceeding link will take you to a page that will generate random numbers of the range and quantity that you choose, based not on a simple random number algorithm, but a process related to quantum mechanics. From the press release:

I just spent about $40 at Twilight Cards on a bunch of HeroClix and a couple MageKnight figures. Unfortunately, I still don't have proper minis for most of the PCs. ;)

After I posted, I browsed the Heroclix galleries on the official site and found the figures you're referring to. Thank you. The game is X-Files/Buffy/Cthulhu-esque. The players have made the following characters, a Detective (with a gun collection), a Rare Book Trader (throwing knives...