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I don't doubt that you guys are right. It's just that I've never hear the right pronunciation. I bet I'd get funny looks from my current gaming group, and my past gaming group from my hometown, if I said it that way.

I've only ever heard tarrasque pronounced tear-a-skew. Tear-ask seems silly.

Dungeon 118 also includes my adventure, "Throne of Iuz" for the level range you requested. Here's the description ...

I haven't been able to access it either. The outtage has been going on since Sunday June 5 at least.

Shameless plug: Try my short adventure from Dungeon 110. It's called "Buzz in the Bridge." High on role-playing, low on combat. It has options at the back of it to expand it into a longer adventure. Its for 3rd lvl PCs. It's got a miniatures-scaled map of the final encounter. Its got halflings...

Spring-Heeled Jack was active at this time in London. The Devil's Footprints also "appeared" at this time. Jack the Ripper was active. In India, the Thugee cult was being exterminated. In America, Spiritualism/the Seance Movement was going strong. Harry Houdini was beginning his rise in fame...

Could the puzzle be the two-dimensional layout of a three-dimensional object? Could it fold up into a cube or some other shape? Kind of like in the movie "Contact."

Ask the same question over at rpg.net and you'll get a ton of "Yes" answers. You might want to visit www.westendgames.com for even more fans!

Oh yeah! I remember that. Sorry about the repeat! Is this a different group? If so, try it again!

Buzz on the Bridge Try my adventure in Dungeon 110! It's fun, short and more role-playing than battle heavy. And when battle erupts, there's a mini-scale map right there for you! Always whoring my work, John Simcoe

It took me about ten minutes of head scratching to understand what that announcement is all about. Anyway, I will gladly help maintain the spirit of EnWorld where ever I go. I wish you all much luck in your future endeavors. ;)

To all those who are interested, feel free to join the d20 Mini-Game yahoo group. We've been pretty quiet since Dungeon dropped the mini-games, but En World's jump into the market will probably get the chatter started again. We also talk about Fantasy Flight Games' Horizon series. Just visit us...

EL issues I really enjoy animal-based humanoids. I think D&D 3ed has expanded their "pool" of such creatures greatly and enjoyably. In particular, I'm especially glad that not all of the animal-based humanoids are EL+0. That's what generates a lot of the blandness that many of you are...

You can find a slew of them in Complete Divine. Dieties & Demigods (3e) also hosts some, but I'd suggest Complete Divine, simply because its newer.

What an incredibly odd question. What's next, my thoughts on dragon intestines? Despite that, I picked the diamond pattern, since squuids and octopi are set up that way. A straight line would remind me of the doctor from "Futurama."

I've been very surprised how well the series holds up. The character interaction is the best. The wonky use of monsters and magic isn't.

Having just watched a slew of episodes, the quarterstaff isn't all that bad actually. When I wrote up the poll, I actually had a bunch of stuff if can do. I've witnessed it allow Diana to sunder weapons, throw it as a weapon with richochet powers, parry attacks, add to skills like balance, jump...

Spear and Magic Helmet? Spear and magic helmet!

Thar she is!

You've been swept into a crazy world of monsters and magic. As you take inventory of your surroundings, a gnome in red robes strolls out from behind a boulder and offers to help you get back home. He offers you one of the following weapons/items to choose from in an effort to assist your quest...