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Ouch. I read through about 85% of that mess. I'm a little stunned about the amount of venom that was thrown around in there. I guess I just never new there was so much anger that floated around on the ENnies. Live and learn I guess. -Ashrum

We play in my finished basement at a 6'x3' folding conference style table. I set up card tables around it to hold books and notes for the player to use as we play. We have my couch along one side of the table to sit on and us two nice rolling office chairs as well as a couple of padded folding...

Beautiful work alsiho2 as usual. BTW, what happened to your web site you were working on? -Ashrum

I'd also be interested in what your "gripes" as you call them are. I love the book and have a lot of great ideas perculating in my head to run, but sometimes it takes another persons perspective to show us the cliff edge we're racing torwards. Perhaps what you consider faults I don't, but...

Actually, what it seems you've been longing for wasn't the IKCG. Think of that as the players handbook for the Iron Kingdoms, lots of intersting information on character classes and how they run in the Iron Kingdoms, but not a ton of fluff, just enough to spark the imagination and get things...

Okay, understand that I haven't run the adventure yet and this is all form one read through of the module. I thought the premise of the adventure was fine and it seemed like it would work best as a continuation of the adventure from the main book as MerricB has already stated. I will nit pick...

Hmm, I own maybe half a dozen of the products, and half flipped through a few more. I've got to say that this year many of the things on the list never seemed to make it on mine. I'd attribute this to my stcking with pubishers that I know for good quaility and editing. When I spend even ten...

Lordy. I can't remember the last time I made a "dungeon". Not one that has multiple levels and is chuck full of creepy crawlies anyway. Most of the dungeons I do these days are buildings or ruins with a level or two. Throw in some encounters around the building and put in some politics and we...

The Witchfire Trilogy from Privateer Press. That one was the highpoint of the last campaign. -Ashrum

Things I dislike in published modules are: 1) Modules that are "light" on the details. An example is that in the course of the module the players visit a city and almost nothing is mentioned of the city in the module. I buy modules to help me run adventures when I'm low on time. Not giving me...

Hm, I voted for some of the above. Mine is a home brew incorporating elements of high fantasy, high magic, with other elements such as chaostech and others. There's plent of things I don't allow so I won't call it the great melting pot as everything has a place, just there isn't a place for...

I prefer the old style modules. By this, I mean a module that details an adventure, gives some ideas on how to draw the characters in and then jumps in. I tend not to like the old dungeon ecologies that made no since whatsoever. I tend to not like mini campaigns since I prefer to work the...

Star Frontiers. Definitly

Thank you Eric for concienivng, and providing us with a wonderful place to discuss our favorite hobby. Thanks to Eric's Grandma as well for her wonderful rules of netiquette. That being said I'd also like to say a big thanks to Morrus for picking up the torch of EN World and running with it...

Well, I'd have to say that after two months if things haven't gotten any better then you should talk to him. Let him know that you're getting the "something's not right" vibe and ask him if there's anything wrong. If it's a bad first impression then with concious effort on both your parts it...

I think in that case those stores lose the "F" and end up being LGS's. Never ran into that scenario myself though. -Ashrum

Yes indeed, he is mentioned briefly in the first movie while Peter is in J.J.'s office. -Ashrum

I have high expectations, and am usually disappointed because my players have differing expectations. :( I'm hoping to change things tonight, but we'll just have to see if I can bring my expectations down, and theirs up a little to form a happy medium.

sniff ... sniff ... is that troll I smell? ;)

Hmm, okay, the orc army is on the march and moving to capture more cities. They've spent the last year fortifying their captured cities and enslaving the population to feed their war machine. They've set their sites on another city, this one is a politcal and enconomic rival of the characters...