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Oops... I guess I should amend that statement a bit then, since I don't want to make it sound like my hubby never says nice things... quite the contrary. But the compliment in question was just so offhanded and unexpected that it took me completely by surprise. :cool:

Heh, well, I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a very good wife, traditionally speaking, so I'll take what I can get. ;)

My husband and I were on our way home from our Friday night game session, DMed by a friend of ours, and we were discussing the battle we'd just finished with a mature shadow dragon. It had been a tough fight, but not one that I would count among those edge-of-the-seat, we're-all-gonna-die-here...

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This was awesome. Evil, yes, but awesome nonetheless. Thanks for sharing, Zoatebix. Answer:

Did you play the first one? I found it incredibly addictive. The fishing tourneys in the spring and fall are still one of the only things that I'll actually wake up at 6am on a Sunday for. :)

Aw poo. Thanks!

Anyone know if Embassy Suites has high speed internet access, either free, or for a fee?

Silent Hill 3 and Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance when I'm not feeding my dirty little Star Wars Galaxies habit. :)

Gah! Only five? Umm... how about five for each platform? Uh, or six even... PS2 Resident Evil Outbreak Silent Hill 4: The Room Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater X-Men: Legends Siren PC Star Wars Battlefront Vampire: the Masquerade: Bloodlines Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth City of...

This could be interesting. The game looks sort of Dark Alliance-ish, but with a few Tomb Raider-ish platform elements. IGN has a teaser trailer here: http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/573/573532/vids_1.html?fromint=1 GameSpy has a preview here...

I've uploaded an updated version of the database with the relationship information in place: http://www.javapadawan.com/files/spells3.5.zip In addition, I've recapped most of the pertinent information on the database structure below, along with examples and reasons why I built it this way for...

Hi Sir Whiskers, Thanks for pointing out the missing relationship set up... I should have put that in to make it easier for others looking at the db to see how it all fits together. Since I only use the database to store data, and manipulate it mainly through a Java interface, I tend to forget...

A few months ago, in a previous discussion (found here: http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=63377) myself and a few others got off on a data modeling tangent near the end of the thread. Since that time I've been working on and off (off, mostly :)) on importing the SRD spells into an...

LightPhoenix pretty much covered all the points I was going to make in his original post, but I'll throw in an additional vote for the PS2. I have all three consoles, and I get the most use by far out of my PS2, and the least out of my XBox. (Most of the worthwhile XBox titles I just play on my...

I just finished the new Legacy of Kain game, Defiance. Bad camera angles. Awesome story. Now I'm on to Hordes of the Underdark, just entering Undermountain. I imported the character I played through the original NWN campaign with (Rog9/Wiz8), but was kind of bummed that my old henchman, Daelan...

Oh yeah! What a classic. It's a shame that it's so often overlooked in "Best Horror Movie" type lists. The part that got me really creeped out was *shivers* I'd add the aforementioned scenes from The Ring and Blair Witch to my list as well. Then there's this one scene from an otherwise...

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Oh good point... I hadn't thought about changes in school or that sort of thing. However changing the full spell and just appending the errata as you suggested would take care of that neatly. Allowing the user to toggle the information on or off is icing on the cake. :) It's beginning to look...

I agree. And in that case, it does seem as though it would be best to keep School as an attribute. I think an errata field is a good idea. In addition to a date field though, it might also be helpful to have a source field. This way you'd know that a particular piece of errata came from Sage...