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Thank you! Must spread XP. :(

While I don't think 4e is perfect, I didn't see anything on that list that needs to change for our games.

Aberrations good. You can kill them with a pretty clean conscience.

Death first!

The thought definitely counts. :)

You wish to surrender to me? Very well, I accept.

Yeah, 'cause being an internet warrior is totally just about the hyperbole and ad hominem.:hmm:

I think it's actually cool that people are saying that they need more information before they can decide. If you have players that want to know more about the context their characters are in, that's a very very good thing.

I went with #7. Most of the rest felt like they were a situation that someone else already had under control. The remaining ones felt like nothing was going on that required an adventurer's input.

Personally I'd let the player resolve them in the order they preferred, similar to the text about beginning of round effects.

I can tell you right off the bat: ain't no way that's supposed to be melee 5. Go with melee 1 or melee touch.

I think we're going to have to start calling you Double-Down around here. ;)

The Dreadnought PP lets you damage yourself to remove save-ends conditions.

I can't help but feel that Rich is pointing a finger and laughing at the fans who were griping about yet another side quest. :D

Double or nothing!

It's a casting couch!

xkcd to the rescue! (Don't forget to hover over the image.) xkcd: Geeks and Nerds

Bummer, I'm getting 404s all over when I look for the Bluffside netbook you mentioned, Crothian. :( Joe's review is a great orientation - thanks for that link! I'd still be interested in hearing any experiences you folks have had... don't be shy! :) -blarg

I've got my hands on Bluffside and I'm planning to use it for an upcoming adventure. However, it's large and I'd like to get some interesting ideas for places to start reading. What cool experiences have you folks had adventuring in Bluffside?

The title of this one is the best line of the strip. :)