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Just curious if anyone knows -- what is the largest D&D mini WotC has released so far?

What does the archetypal dwarf look like in your 3.X campaign? For our campaign, it is Robert Trujillo. The first time I saw him with Metallica, I thought, "He must have been the model for the new D&D dwarves."

For our D&D campaign: A group of adventurers travel near and far seeking to recover lost items and forge new alliances in an effort to help their friend be chosen the new king. In the process, they acquire lots of phat loot. Next week they do it all again.

Strangers are thrown together by chance during an emergency. They discover they work well together, and more or less like each other, so they agree to keep working together. They travel from star system to star system trying to stay alive, conquer their personal demons, find adventure and make...

My favorite adventure ever was from Classic Traveller, Twilight's Peak. It was really a mini-campaign. It was a mystery with clues given to the players over a period of time. The adventure's author even suggested/recommended running little side adventures between clues so the players wouldn't...

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Does anyone know what game these people are playing? www.shagwall.com/leeroy.wmv

For weapons, try Personal Weapons of Charted Space. For land and water vehicles, try Yiarn Caardee Vehicle Catalog/

No, they aren't bad. They are just different in some ways from other versions of Traveller. I've played Traveller for years, but space combat -- especially using fighters -- is something we've usually avoided. We stick to the more or less standard small merchant ships and military ships. Here...

While it is in a single star system, Cowboy Bebop uses jump gates within that system to get from planet to planet.

I e-mailed some new submissions for WLC this weekend. Today (Mon.), I got an e-mail back saying Doug Sunn and Rob Vaux are now overseeing the project.

Did anyone else thing Utapau was inspired by the Dragonriders of Pern? My friend and I both thought so.

I gave it a 7 in the poll, but I rounded up -- score should be a 6.5.

In the original Oriental Adventures book, it talked of Kara-Tur being reached by sailing over a large ocean, east to west (basically California to Japan/China). There was even an introductory adventure to that effect, taking "traditional" D&D characters from their western European-centric world...

1959. Yep, I'm old. (Why in my day we carved our own polyhedral dice out of petrified dinosaur dung, and we LIKED it that way!)

Yeah! A "Kursis Charter" update! We are living in Blessed Times.

Sorry, I thought this was a thread about planned "romantic" conquests.:D

Chapter II Date: 202-993 Location: Fonnein Orbital After the breakfast meeting, the crew split up to pursue various interests. Vasilii pursues cargo. He finds that there are 15 dTons of chemical catalysts available, and he negotiates a disappointing price of Cr16,000 a dTon (delivered)...

First, there are a few minor addendums to the last chapter. In compiling this week's chapter, I found a few posts that rightly should have gone last time. One is a slightly humorous exchange between Vasilii and Swann during the discussion of possibly hiring Aidan to be one of the ship's...

Greyhawk. Harn.