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I've seen the claim that 50 megatons would be something on the order of the destructive power of 2500 Hiroshima bombs. Boom, Baby.

W3rd. It usually goes like this: A village elder approaches the party (which is either passing through the village or have been met outside that environment by the elder), who pitches it thusly: "Them danged ole orcs is been gittin' in th' cabbages agin and have bin makin; off wif our dotters...

Well, I've seen the whole mini (two-part movie, really). I'm conflicted; I watched the original during its first run back in tha day, and loved it. I collected the Walt Simonson Galactica comics. I suffered through G80. I tried to keep up with the latter-day comics in the 90s. I wanted a...

I so desperately want someone to hit Chuck Austen in the face with a large, blunt object. I know that someone in this thread has mentioned Valiant, but I don't think that anyone has brought up the ill-considered "rebooting" of the Valiant Universe...y'know, where Turok is a college student...

Just some disjointed thoughts: Good episode; I'll say that for a bit after reading the "Earth mourns the loss of her greatest hero" jazz on the CN site I thought that they were going to trot out Doomsday (having regenerated from Alternate-Supes's heat-vision lobotomy) and use him to off Supes...

Yes. Also, Nausicaa (and at least one-third of all other anime), Star Wars, Hannah-Barbera's 60s Space Action Heroes, ERB's Pellucidar stories, about a quarter of his Tarzans, DC's Warlord...and a host of others.

Christ, no.

No cartoons or desserts for a week! :D wally: "Hail, hail, fire and snow..." If my DM ripped off that episode for an adventure, I'd consider divorcing her.

Actually, I'm about one-third through it -but- I also have in my sweaty hands a copy of Phillip Wylie's Gladiator, which I've been itching to read for a couple of decades. :cool: Decisions, decisions... :D

Gosh, late to the dance! I'm with the Paladin 100%; the little bastards weren't children anymore -- if they ever were; this scenario puts me in mind of "Village of the Damned". It's an old B&W movie about a small army of weird blond & blue-eyed alien children born into a small English hamlet...

Jeeeeee-SUS! That's wikkid cool!

I too, am eagerly anticipating the Return Of Warduke. Some of the episodes annoy me, but I still easily enjoy a good half of them (I finally got them all; hoo-ray Intarweb!); I think that most of the show's problems arose from: 1) S&P not allowing them to perform more "realistic" levels of...

Talkcrystals: This polished crystaline ovoid, roughly the size of a common hen's egg and apparently of a 50 GP value, allows the holder to speak with anyone who also holds a similar crystal, if the name of the other being is known, regardless of distance (but both must be on the same plane). The...

Make that another "What's the story?"...

Dang, DnDChick, that's some pretty cool work. I'd quibble a bit over the ages of Hank, Eric, Diana and Sheila, but what can I say? I'm a big geek. :D Upper_Krust: Yeah, Warduke had a souped-up frostbrand that was powerful enough to freeze Dungeon Master into a cube of ice.

Finally, I stopped laughing long enough to breathe and type. I'm only glad I wasn't drinking anything at the time. :D

I don't think that Venger is that sort of half-fiend; I always assumed that he was corrupted by He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named and transformed into what we see in the cartoon. I also assumed that DM never appeared in his true form (at least one fanfic writer speculated that he's Bahamut *shrug*), what...

Mind Flayer, baaaaay-BEE! Beholder would be a close second, followed by Piercer and Stirge. I wish that Grell was on the list...

All right! Can we hope for Venger and The Young Ones, too, at a future date?

The Drow have a psychotic society; there's a difference. I wonder if the question isn't being posed incorrectly... A basic assumption made by many in similar discussions across the Intarweb seems to be that if you have any rules, laws or traditions older than, oh, say, yesterday, your...