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My sense of wonder has been destroyed by this thread.

Well, gee willickers, I sure am not buying the book because of this. I mean, I can understand having dozens of different sentient humanoids inhabiting the same world, but anatomically incorrect spiders? Well, they just went too far!

Actually, there was a way to get to other worlds before SJ existed: the planes. They existed all the way back in 1e.

Oh, I get SJ, I also think that, if done well, it could be really cool, but I think the principle problem with the setting was that it was so far removed from the standard D&D of the time (which is not necessarily a problem) and then, to further antagonize people who already wouldn't like it, it...

Why did it have to be there in the first place?

QFT Get your damn Spelljammer outta my Greyhawk/FR! :p I, at least, would've been much more receptive to the SJ concept if SJ stuff wasn't constantly popping up in GH or FR source material. I know that I can change it and ignore it if I want to, but I'm being irrational and the way the SJ...

7 is above average, which the movie was. It was enjoyable, I didn't notice the time, I wasn't falling asleep, nor was I pining for massive amounts of booze to make the pain go away. If it was an average movie, I probably wouldn't remember it. If it was bad, I'd remember it sucking hardcore...

I'm curious about this as well... BTW, Thanks for the insights Mike!

Some minimal spoilers follow... Gave it a 7. I'm kinda conflicted about the movie. On one hand, I really enjoyed it, it didn't feel long at all, Raimi made good use of the time allotted, including setting up villains and motivations. On the other hand some things just did not make sense at...

I find this argument unconvincing without a bunch of extraneous exclamation points interspersed with several number one's. And bad spelling. So basically, more like this... Now I'm convinced!

I do too, but I think it would be foolish of WotC to ignore the outcry that it generated amongst fans, unless they've been receiving a lot positive feedback via email or something, because I see nothing but MMIV wherever I go. And that makes me sad, because the Avatars of Elemental Evil...

Excellent idea, but it needs its own book or, preferably, some other sort of product. Option 3.

Kicked off the month with some GnR 'Appetite for Destruction' Robert Plant's 'Mighty Rearranger' Deep Purple: 'Machine Head' and 'Perfect Strangers' Anthrax: 'Among the Living'

You must not be looking very hard then, I frequently see people complaining about how much time it takes to 'stat up' monsters/npc's, especially at higher levels. What's more pointless? Yet another feat or PrC that I might be able to use if I remember what book it's in at the time that I need...

Never cared for them. Ever, not even in 1e. 2e helped somewhat (with TD's cool artwork), but the inclusion of semi-'wacky' rogue modrons soured them even more. It takes a lot of work for me to take them seriously and so far, no one has done enough work (though the recent Dragon article was fun...

You know... I've kinda come to like the cambion write-up a little. Sure, the 'for characters' part is bad, but as explained in the text, cambions have a reason to exist alongside half-fiends. The low Cha is made up by the inclusion of the baron and marquis cambions (a little nod that I...

*shifty eyes* :uhoh: Um well, I certainly wouldn't mind meeting that douc- I mean dude Hobo, along with Eric Noah, hong, Dark Jezter (don't know how much he posts here anymore), Demiurge, Kamikaze, Whizbang, Merric, and Hussar.

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Utter madness. Get back into your hole of optimism you troll!

It's okay for you to be mad at WotC, hell, it's okay for you to be mad at German Shepards, Taco Bell, or spaghetti. It's also okay for anyone to ignore/not take your spaghetti-hating self seriously.