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OK, I just picked up a used copy of this for my Game Boy Advance, and of course its missing the book. I have figured out that the 'A' button jumps, and one of the upper buttons flips your board around, but that's about it. Does anyone have this game? If so, what do all the buttons do...

Kaufman... I havent' seen Quills yet, but two of Phillip Kaufman's previous films, "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" and "Henry & June" are two of my favorites. I have been meaning to pick up Quills too, so thanks for reminding me!

Haven't seen the Kalamar map... ....but I have played "Midnight's Terror", one of the worst published modules I have ever had the misfortune of being subjected to. I mean my God man, could there be any more random side treks, silly dungeons, cliched dream sequences, and throwaway traps and...

Cowboy Up!! I also loved Boot Hill. It was fast, fun, and deliciously deadly. Sure you went through a lot of characters if you had gunfights every session, but that was part of the fun of the thing. And the rules were fairly in depth for how simple they were. Of course, I also liked Star...

One ring to rule them all.. Let me fourth the Ring of Blinking. The Rogue/Shadowdancer in our party has one, and he is a killing machine. He is effectively always sneak attacking, and his enemies rarely hit him. The 50% chance to avoid AoE spells and effects, coupled with his evasion, make...

Interesting... Our monk has had a pair of these since about 5th level. They never seemed unbalancing to me. Of course, we fight lots of things that can't be stunned (undead, elementals, constructs, etc). But even in fights against humanoids, he is seemingly only slightly more successful at...

Agreed, but I think he is talking about awakened, and presumably willing animals.

Sure... As far as I know, Jonathan Tweet, Skip Williams, Andy Collins, and James Wyatt are still alive and kicking over there...

Powell's is a Must! I drove up to Portland from Eugene last weekend to attend the GameStorm convention. While I was there, we went to Powell's, and spent 5! hours there. They have a fair amount of gaming stuff, but beyond that, they have everything. The store is an entire city block! On...

Thanks! I'll check out some coin shops and coin collecting sites. Thankee!!

Funagain is the best... ...and may I suggest 'Guillotine' and 'Carcassonne'? Very fun games that are as good with 2 people as they are with 3-4. And, they both cost less than $20.

I've now been playing Living City long enough to have accumulated a large stack of paper certificates. I want to find a better way to store them then just loose-leaf in a folder. I have seen many players using binders full of plastic sheets in which their certs are stored nicely and neatly...

Yea! Its working now, thanks!!!

OK, Windows does not recognize the extension of the jar file. Which program should I open it with? I tried Notepad, Wordpad, Internet Explorer, to no avail. Thanks!

Help: Can't launch app at all I have been unable to get PC Gen 2.4.8 to work at all. I'm using WinXP home edition, and I have tried running under that and in Win 95 compatability mode. I downloaded both zip files, and extracted them to a shared folder called PcGen. I then tried to launch the...

Not quite.. Actually, you could only empower it 3 times. Empower spell increases the spell level by 2, and Fox's Cunning is a 2nd level spell.

with all apologies to The Life of Brian: "I'm a munchkin, and so is my wife!"

Favorite Class Book yet I think that this is the best classbook yet, and I'm not even a huge fan of the classes it was written for. The new Wildshape description finally makes sense, and I think that the prestige class list is miles ahead of the ones in S&S and DotF. Mostly cool feats. A...

Flick o the Wrist This feat only works with light weapons, which the katana is not. Considering the requirements for the class and the greater damage the katana does in most situations, not to mention the fact that you can only use the feat once per combat/duel, I doubt many Iaijutsu Masters...

Ha-Ha!! Got it, thanks Monte!