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For me, who mostly play non-D&D type games (although we occasionally play AD&D, OSE or some other clone for shorter campaigns) I visit ENWorld mostly to keep a finger on the pulse of the hobby in large. So much revolves around D&D that I feel that some of the more "high level" discussion are of...

Sometimes i reread that part of the book just for the gosse bumps!

Pirates of the Carribbean, when the undead walk under the water to climb on to the ship I just couldn't container myself and laughed out in delight. Matrix. Didn't catch the hype, didn't know what it was about. Blew me away. Lord of the Rings. This time I caught the hype, and the movie...

Safari looks around, bewildered and concerned. "Mates, it's been an honour to sail together, and we have bravad many dangers! I thank you for this time and for you sharing your voyages with me. I feel I need to have a while to gather my bearings before setting out on further adventures. I will...

Safari tries to paddle the raft the last stretch to the jetty, waving reassuringly at anyone showing the least bit interest in their arrval.

Tomb of Horrors (game master) and Pharaoh (game master and player) are the only ones that come to mind. For some reason replaying D&D-scenarios is not something I do ... I've run Masks of Nyarlathotep for Call of Cthulhu five times though (well, parts of it before the PCs die horribly) . And The...

"I vote for setting course for the port, to get our bearings and stock up on rum!" Safari exclaims. He looks much more tired that he sounds, and small cuts and bruises cover his body. He tenderly pulls out Philip, his pet monkey, from his satchel. The monkey seems unfazed and chitters happily as...

Safari scans the sea for any more threats. "So mateys, what will be our poison? Rum Cay or Yuma?"

Safari likewise clambers onto to the raft, longingly looking into the depths, where his runic machete now rests on the bottom of the sea. At Desiree's command, he tends to the sails, making sure that the kraken isn't sneaking up on them from the depths.

Tumbling from the raft, Safari fears for his life in the deep blue sea. The blow leaves him shaken and battered, but he's still alive! He kicks and swims towards the raft.

Probably. In the video you can see a cover titled "Keep on the Borderlands – Adventure Booklet".

Safari gathers his last strength, lunging out at the tentacles that tries to pull them all down into a watery grave. He's growing tired from the fighting, from the chaos, from his injuries, and from the bleakness of it all. His attack connects, but the jarring shock wrenches his runic machete...

Sidestepping the flailing tentacles, Safari narrowly escapes being struck down by the beast.

Despairing for his and his comrades' lives, Safari is intent on driving this monstrous being back into the depths from whence it came. Maybe a last furious blow will finish the beast? But alas, the blow is more vicious than it is accurate.

Desperately taking another swing, Safari despairs for his and Philips life. Is this where it all ends? His swing connects but must have it a bunch of barnacles or something, the damage is only minimal.

That's a great idea.

Small and large shields work the same, and it is only the durability, strength requirement and cost that set them apart. I haven't really checked to see how much more protective a large shield is, a difference of 3 in durability seems a bit on the smaller side, but is is on average sort of a...

((Initiative roll of d6 = 2. Enemy goes first))

Safari braces himself, holding tight to all his belongings, especially his runic machete. As soon as there is an opportunity and he is within range of the ghostly kraken, he will lunge out with a desperate melee attack, if he is still standing.