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The way I think about it is that blog comments are comments made to the blogger, or to commenters on the blog. A thread about the blog in a forum is a comment made to everyone. Not that I can speak for the OP. Though, threads being listed as trackbacks might be a good idea.

The other parts of the SAM aren't necessary, though. Chuck Norris would roundhouse them into oblivion anyways.

I found out last night that I might end up having one or two new players, so we'll see if the minutes-per-turn stat stay in the same range (though, they're similarly new players, so there'll be a learning curve).

Chuck Norris. Chuck Norris is the answer to every thread ever made.

Couldn't a troll eat its own arm, continually regenerating it back? I think starving it might be tough.

I'm pretty satisfied, so far. But, I don't know what you mean by 'a lot'. I don't think I agree with your assessment. Blargney's combats have been, on average somewhere around 4 rounds and under an hour. About 15 minutes per round, and about 3 minutes per turn (though, you have to figure less...

Interesting idea, but do you think it probably limits scenic moments? I don't generally have a spare experienced player--my most experienced player had started playing 4e something like a month or less prior to that session, though he has substantial AD&D experience. So, I suppose I could have...

Wow, that is cool! I'd try rolling them, too, on a pillow.

A towel.

I didn't want to hijack the other thread, but I wanted to mention. Sure, St. Joan of Arc was a BA. If we're going to talk saints, there are a number of pretty awesome stories, though (and, possibly, bordering on breaking forum rules). This is my girlfriend's favorite saint, by far, and she's a...

Have I mentioned recently that I love playing with new players? I love the creativity they bring to the game, and that they think of things that we more experienced players wouldn't even consider due to our preconceptions of D&D. They're drawn by the classic heroism, rather than the rules. I...

I was GMing for some friends--some of their first roleplaying games ever. One of them, I even had to explain the concept of roleplaying. I was running the adventure at the back of the DMG, as an intro game, and in the first room, the party is separated from the kobolds by a pit of sludge in the...

One per combatant's turn. So, I think: If, on your ally's turn, an enemy does something that provokes (if something gets triggered), you can take another OA. 5 opponents, 5 PCs (counting you) = max 10 OAs per round.

Core Beliefs.

I was looking for this rule the other day and I couldn't find it.

I have a player who fancies himself a rules lawyer. Except, he's so terrible at it. Whenever he questions a ruling of mine, he gets it wrong. Sometimes, though, I'm not 100% sure, so I let him have his way, then look it up later... and he's always wrong. Blah.

A guy in my home group is at least a little ADHD--he just can't concentrated on the game for long periods of time. So, when it's not his turn, he'll play on his iPad or something. I'm totally okay with that, and he gets (some or most) of his turn ready before his turn actually comes up to help...

That sounds like an Aura of Hurt!

He gets to slide in the ith direction? Do I have to remember how imaginary numbers work from Calculus?

It's probably better than a Gnoll. At least he gets regeneration.