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"But of course," says Kazan as he seats himself, throwing a short grin towards Jesabela. "I merely wish to speak of things without the crew overhearing. Kai and Manmac* know that these pirates are a fearful lot at times." He looks up between bites, to make certain no members of the crew...

Any particular genre? All my recommendations are older horror. That said: There's a large collection of E.F. Benson's ghost stories (although some of them aren't really ghosts) available from Carroll & Graf. "Negotium Perambulans", "The Horror-Horn", "Caterpillars", and "...And No Bird...

If you're taking up to 8, I'll formally throw my hat in.

I love C&C! I'll go on the alt-list as a cleric.

Talking Heads. :) Makes me nostalgic for the old pre-10 days and, dually, also makes me nostalgic for college drinking days.

Whatever kind of soda is in the refrigerator. Most often Cherry Coke or root beer. Sometimes just plain ol' water. I don't have to eat anything.

So what, all archetypes can now go onto the Matrix or whatever the new one's called? In a way, that'll eliminate the problem with running deckers, wherein the rest of the party has squat to do while the decker's working his mojo...

I just hate cockroaches. They're nasty ugly repulsive little bleeders.

There are some things Man Was Not Meant To Know, Even Though There's Rules For Them... ;)

Gomez: I don't know when the Mythos is going to rear its head, as I'm not that terribly familiar with Masks, but my idea is that William has a bit of knowledge. Not any ranks in the skill or anything like that, rather, as he's written a book about the Severn Valley, he might at least recognize...

"I agree," says William. "We should continue what Elias started. We owe at least that to the dead." He grins, musing on how this statement sounds like something his ancestors would have said, and then turns grim as the talk of death casts his mind back to the war. His features brighten...

Diggory makes himself at home in the wood-panelled library, taking comfort in being among books that aren't the references of a warlock. One of the servants enters and lights the large fireplace. His attention is automatically drawn to a large, impressive-looking painting hanging over the...

"Yes, well, make yourself comfortable, Master Dwarf," says Captain Kazan. "Same goes for all of you. The trip to Ryme'll take a day or two, depending on the winds and Kai's favor, and more if we have to make a stop for supplies. I doubt that." He turns and heads towards his cabin, and a few...

I'm aware how the OGL and such works for d20, but what about other systems? IE, I have an idea to translate some of the 'color knights' from Legends of Excalibur into variant subclasses for the Knight class in Castles and Crusades. What would be the legality of my doing so? I imagine it might...

"Oh no, far from it," Lord Townsend says. "The old fellow's quite a character. Helpful around the house here, too." He sighs. "Well, I'd love to stay and chat, but we're having some visitors over at Raynham, and I have to be there to meet them. Some of those dreadful Spiritualists from...

That was "No Man's Land", which is available on DrivethruRPG.

If I can add to Vendetta's suggestion, have her travel along over with us. She's a Spiritualist or something, correct? You can have her get involved with an investigation of a haunting -- there's no shortage of them in London! Most likely, her psychic talents would come in handy there.

"I certainly hope so, m'Lady," says the captain between orders barked to the crewmen. "Anything's better than that stinking old port. Fit only for descendents of scurvy dogs, and worse. And scurvy dogs like us Lakuri, of course," he says with a chuckle. "The stern's fine." Does Moon's Brand...

"Here?" Townsend says. "I always knew the Green Knight's castle was supposed to be in Norfolk somewhere, but I'd no idea where. I'd never have guessed it was so close to our homes." He gazes out the window thoughtfully as he says this last. "So, Trevor, who is this Stemple character you've...

Lord Townsend nods. All four of you are seated in the parlor, swapping stories of times old and new. "As I say, Trevor, things have been dreadfully dull around here. Not interesting like I'm sure they are in London. Only interesting matter," he says, "is that there seems to be a thief about...