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Some good points, but is the player just being a pain in the a$$ or is he really making the aforementioned points Cedric the Entertainer just made? Is he playing his alignment? Is he playing consistantly for his character? Once you can answer these questions, or other, similiar ones, you have...

No, as I clearly said if they play "the one good Drow that threw off the teachings of Lloth and moved to the surface to fight for good" (or words to that effect) they are a Drizzt wannabe. I was referring to the interest in "other than evil Drow" which to me defeats the purpose...

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-Men mah brotha!:D

First of all I have not bought a copy of Dragon since probably 1993. I did however, buy the Fiend Folio and Unearthed Arcana back when they came out and I know for a fact that there were NO good Drow to begin with. Did said issue of Dragon magazine (#298 I believe) come out BEFORE or AFTER...

Y'know what is the deal with "good Drow"? I mean what is the point? I thought the idea of Drow was to have an evil sub-terrainian elf race (reminiscent of Norse dark elves). Why does everyone want "good Drow"? WHY NOT JUST USE REGULAR ELVES? If you were to add up all the "one good Drow that...

Pop smoke and break contact. Hire a BETTER sniper to go in and counter-snipe his ass.

Staedtler NON-PERMANANT water erase are the best. Don't use the alcohol erase will stain your mat. (Save your money and buy the 3d dungeon maker stuff!)

That is a drawback to D&D character classes. There are Prestige Classes, but no sub-class system to make a mameluk different than any other fighter. You could make up feats / skills for them but what would prevent a fighter of any other sort from taking those skills / feats? Then what is it that...

You are absolutley right to judge him. A choice like that is just begging to be laughed at. As he is free to get his ears done, we are free to point and say "DORK!".

Basing fantasy on the real world (NOT the TV show!) adds rhyme and reason, consistancy and believablitlity, and helps you avoid people going "Huh? WTF is THAT supposed to be?". I am not saying you cannot have castles with foutains of gold, flying carpets, Dragon Caliphs, and so forth, but if the...

Well, let's just say I wouldn't want to walk it!

I look for an middle-aged overweight bearded paranoid owner, who knows everything, cannot be told anything, thinks the government is after him, and generally loses interest in his store, but then blames a conspiracy against him for his going out of buisness.

I would like it, but I would want it to contain BOTH high-fantasy stuff as well as some historical stuff. You know for folks who want to go questing for The Holy Grail, or drive the Infidels from Jerusalem, as well as Ali-Babba n' stuff.

$28 Billion? That is so out of control PM is almost garaunteed to win on appeal. I am an ex-smoker, and the last time I read the side of a cigarette pack it read "Hey stupid, these things will kill you!" So I think these lawsuits are a bunch of bull****.

Someone shlould tell Mr. William E. Wallace III that, "You can take our Gaming Cons, but you can NEVER TAKE.....OUR FREEDOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Sorry, sorry, sorry. I could not resist. :D

Negative! Daydream in class! Don't pay attention! Get mediocre grades, then when you are in your 30s blame it all on your parents and Attention Deficit Disorder. Works well for my generation! ;)

I could not have said it any better! :D

Well, I would argue that Ireland in 1100 AD and France in 1100AD and Jerusalem in 1100AD were all "medieval" settings with SIGNIFICANTLY different cultures. Unless you are saying that in order for two cultures to be different one has to be skinny with pointy ears and the other short with long...

Reaper does. And Reaper has some of the best minis out there. http://www.reapermini.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=RM&Category_Code=2000&Offset=0

I have not read all the posts so I am just reply ing to the original. If you are like me and most gamers I know you have SEVERAL gaming hobbies. Probably a few non-gaming ones too. I would suggest dumping about 80% of them and keeping the ones you enjoy the most. That way if you just play D&D...