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Or move the comma forward and get "Giant, frogs terrified by necromancer" to make it even more impressive - a bunch of frogs and a giant! Johnathan

ADVENTURE 91: MESSAGE FROM THE DEAD PC Roster: Alewyth Putterpye, dwarf priestess of Aerik 19 Thurloe Pulver, human fighter 3/wizard 3/spellsword 10/eldritch knight 3 Wakuren, half-orc cleric of Cal 9/paladin 10 Xandro Silverstrings, human bard 6/rogue 13...

Mine too. I had a half-elf druid in one campaign conversing with a merfolk druid in their "secret language" without any issues, despite them living in quite different environments. Johnathan

I've heard of two-handed swords, but I think that's the first two-hilted sword I've ever seen! Johnathan

Bards and Sages came out with a book called The Koboldnomicon - a 64-page standalone book all about kobolds. Could that have been it? Johnathan

My first AD&D (first edition) experience was back when I was a freshman in high school, I think, and my first DMs were my two cousins, who came to visit one day (they lived about an hour away) with a bunch of pre-generated PCs for us to choose from and a dungeon complex that covered two sheets...

Well, kind of.... "That's no moon!" Johnathan

I'd think the druidic tongue - being a sort of "secret club language" - is something it would be in the druids' best interests to keep from having variants - you want all druids to be able to speak with other druids from all over the world, right? Johnathan

In yesterday's "Dreams of Erthe" campaign session, the PCs: Had to skirt a forest since their wood colossus was too big to go through the forest without stopping to dislodge trees As a result, encountered a lone drow young woman sitting on a rock watching the sunset; the elf sorcerer noticed he...

In a D&D 3.5 campaign based on the Skylanders console game, I played a humanoid crow gestalt ranger/rogue who was a sidekick to my nephew's PC, a humanoid sheep gestalt "baabarian"/cleric. When it came time to pick an animal companion, I chose a snail (not wanting to upstage the "main...

I assumed it might be the Micro-World where Jarella is from. (That might even be her in the picture.) Johnathan

"Blind" cleric actually voyeuristic killer. Johnathan

I had another week-long business trip this week, and as a result, I got a lot of reading done. I finished up Spartacus: Swords and Ashes, which really captured the feel of the TV series well, I thought. And then I read: The Watchmaker's Hand, a Lincoln Rhyme novel by Jeffery Deaver. Another...

I did up a "shrink the PCs" adventure at the beginning of my current 3.5 campaign. The PCs were at the home of a wizard who raised "minimals" - miniature animals, which I converted from AD&D 1E/2E since they didn't seem to have made the conversion to 3.0/3.5 - and ended up betrayed and shrunk...

Along those lines...I'd watch a live-action (with some obligatory CGI) Thundarr the Barbarian. "Ariel, Ookla - ride!" Johnathan

It's generally traditional to actually face the monster you're fighting, though, isn't it? Johnathan

Check your back: it's possible someone stuck a "YUCK MY YUM" sign on there. Johnathan

Roshambo? (Take your pick: either the rock-paper-scissors version or the South Park variant.) Johnathan

I'm just starting the first of two tie-in novels to the Starz "Spartacus" TV series. The first one, Swords and Ashes, takes place before Spartacus escaped the ludus (it looks like it's right after he became the Champion of Capua) and apparently deals with lanista Quintus Batiatus trying to gain...