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I really like their fish sandwiches, too. And they have good pot roast sandwiches, for that matter - I sometimes get one of those just to have something different that I can't find anywhere else. Johnathan

This you, Whizbang? Johnathan

I don't do spicy - at all. (Weak stomach.) As a result, I really enjoy Raisin' Canes, specifically because it isn't spicy. (Plus, they have really good sweet tea.) Likewise, I love Chik-fil-A, and my favorite taco place is Moe's Southwestern Grill, where they let you put your own spicy...

Title: Down to Erthe Author: Richards Number of Threads: 1 Type: Fantasy System: D&D 3.5 Setting: A homebrew game world, with the pantheon of gods patterned after the PCs/NPCs of my previous "Wing Three" campaign; this is a sequel campaign to "Dreams of Erthe," set in the same game world but 20...

Today we started my new D&D 3.5 campaign, "Down to Erthe," and the PCs: Were individually attacked by sahuagin rising up from the shore waters; each was overpowered, stabbed with a poisoned sea urchin needle (which caused both paralysis and the ability to water breathe), and taken away to parts...

Please tell me the baron didn't fall for the old "Head of Vecna" ruse, and somehow his head and body somehow magically survived the decapitation. Johnathan

Stopped underwater sahuagin ritual sacrifices. Johnathan

ADVENTURE 73: SCRATCHING THE LICH PC Roster: Ageratum Purslane, halfling rogue 17 Alistair Mandelberen Pastlethwaite, human sorcerer 17 Chaevaris Noarunal, elf archer 17 Harlan Starblade, half-elf paladin 17 NPC Roster: Orchid, elf druid 17 Game Session...

Several posters have recently commented on their having reread favorite books, and it got me to thinking about what book I had read the most times. It isn't even close. I have no doubt read The Monster at the End of This Book (Starring Lovable, Furry Old Grover) literally hundreds of times...

In last night's (final) "Ghourmand Vale" session, the PCs: Figured out the cubic gate they'd been holding on to was not only a lich's phylactery, but that the lich's soul had already left it as it remanifested a new undead body Figured it must have been the lich that they'd seen reforming a...

The last panel, though: "I could go just get them for you." Looks like a couple of words got swapped around. Johnathan

Okay, Joe's made his PC. He'll be running a changeling rogue named Kruz Taszan. Note this will not be an Eberron-styled changeling (human with doppelganger blood), but rather a mythological "fey switched at birth with a mortal baby" changeling, as per the PC race write-up in a Dragon article...

Lich didn't expect elemental swarm. Johnathan

Cosmos 13 episodes of easy-to-understand and fascinating science, and an initial introduction to the music of Vangelis to a great many. Johnathan

Crossbow This was a 1980s half-hour historical adventure series showing William Tell getting involved with righting various injustices in Switzerland. Season one was good, and season two was still okay (but once he got reunited with his bratty son the irritation factor rose significantly)...

I finished Extinction and while it was good, it had a plot twist I saw coming 200 or so pages before the reveal. But now I'm starting a novel by Poppy Kuroki called Gate to Kagoshima. It involves a young Japanese woman in the present day who accidentally gets sent back 128 years earlier, at...

Here's another one I just thought of; we used to watch it on our PBS station many years back. Blakes 7 It had early Doctor Who-like levels of special effects (due to the same reason: budget constraints), but excellent characters, concepts, and imaginative writing, even if almost every planet...

Those are viable alternatives to those willing to pay those prices...I tend to scale a bit closer to the "cheapskate" end of the spectrum. :) Desk calendars had the advantage of being free (I used to gather up everyone's sheets in my office at the end of the month, back when we all used desk...