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And to be more on topic... Unfortunately, that campaign ended. I'm not actually sure what happened... However, it did make way to my current group and campaign, which has had a healthy three-to-four member group and has been going on for over a year. Two players can be fun, fast, and exciting...

Whoa... where'd you guys find this thread?

Okay, I can run something. It'll be either D&D 3.0 or Arcana Unearthed (that's the Monte Cook one to be more specific- even I'm getting confused between Arcana Unearthed, Urban Arcana, and Unearthed Arcana these days), for those are the only two that I know the systems well enough to play in...

Hm, well you see... When I read that it was "January 31st," I took a look at the closest calender I could find... which was for December. December 31st is a Wednesday. So I'll talk with my group about it- we might just be able to go!

I'd like to, but I believe I have school that week. Once summer rolls around, though...

Hey, great minds think alike! All the ideas in this thread- the pirates, the other treasure maps, the use of the latest dragon... I've been thinking the same thing! More specifically, I came up with a doosey of an idea in the EN World Chat Room recently: The characters are given this...

I really enjoyed reading those articles as well. I like how a bunch of different people had the same idea for Dragonlance at the same time in different places. Reminds me of how I've come up with campaigns before.

So today, in the car, I came up with an idea for a new campaign. The campaign would have a light-hearted, swashbuckling theme, and would center around the characters traveling on a ship from island to island, following a map given to them by an old dying mentor. Basically, on each island...

Hey look! An update! Whoda thunkit? Chapter 9- Part 2 The Sins of Sun Mao Tsu Keith scratched his stubble with a broad hand, deep in thought. So far, the citizens of Steinbruch had been helpful, if not distant. As far as Keith could figure, Steinbruch had been suffering from a deadly...

That tortoise is great! This morning I was translating some of the Player's Handbook gods into Small Gods. This is what I came up with: Boccob is a giant tome, the size of a doorway, that lies in the center of an ancient library. They say his pages hold all the knowledge of the world, but only...

Sounds like it was a fun session, Doc! Narrow escapes, the vacuum of space, wookies using storm troopers as weapons... it's always fun in Star Wars!

What I figure is that these Small Gods would act like the normal gods, rules-wise. Those who worshipped these Small Gods would get spells and domains and such.

I've always been interested in running a campaign in which the world is inhabited by small gods- physical beings instead of vast belief systems. These gods wander the world, and are encountered by people every day. Here's some ideas of my own: An ancient apple tree in the middle of a desert...

To make a Giant Vulture, you could take the Giant Eagle, lower its intelligence to 2 (so that it's equal to the Paladin's usual Horse mount), and give it Scent if you want it to smell undead instead of Evasion. I have always liked the idea of some evil (or even good, or even neutral) dude...

Whoa, whoa, whoa! A new Doc Midnight Story Hour? Why did I not see this before? My Story Hour Sense must be malfunctioning... Anyways, it's awesome to read another Doc Midnight story, Doc! I love the style, and the dialog is always classic. Sorry to hear about the players ditching the game-...

The local human King Henry has joined forces with the Frog Tyrant Nemmerle... quite literally. They're now one Symbiotic Monarch ruling over two very different peoples. Will the Frogs and Men work together? And who is this mysterious Morrus who bound them in ritual?

I think every DM's had one of those. Mine was Sun Mao Tsu, a dispicably evil, cold-hearted, but ever-so-cheerful oriental villain who had captured an angel and was currently torturing it. Sun Mao Tsu scared the living crud out of the players, but they almost killed him in the end... had the...

Great stuff! I love the style of your artwork. Coincidentally, the loremaster at the top of this thread is almost exactly the direction I was going with for my next character.

When I found myself referring to D&D as the "gateway RPG," and selling it to passerbyers on the street corner under a flickering street light, just trying to earn enough money to buy myself another d20.

I got mine today. It was an unmarked brown envelope, but I knew it was from you. There was white powder inside- ground up clay? Who knows. I think I inhaled some of it. What do I do now? :) No, I haven't really gotten it yet- but I'm waiting eagerly!