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"Aye," Kazan says. "Good thinking, girl. So here's what we'll do. There's a little place along the coast east of here called Tarregan's Landing. We can wait there and have Skimmer bring the ship 'round. If any of you need anything, go get it, and we'll start off for there when you return."...

Dr. Bloodworth? He ran a circus sideshow in my Victorian campaign.

Figure since we had one for City of Heroes, we can do one for WoW as well since it seems there's quite a few players of that. Chime in with your characters. - Calexis, level 10 human warlock, Shadow Council server

"My thanks, Lady," Kazan says, taking the cloak and wrapping it about himself, careful to hide his face with the cowl. His eyes, though, betray that he is clearly uncomfortable having to refer to this young strap of a girl as 'Lady'. "As for rounding up those dogs, 'tis a simple task. All we...

"And a good day to you," Townsend says, bowing to Diggory and Hewitt. "So how go things in London?" he inquires of all three of you. "Things here have been frightfully dull, I'm afraid. For the most part."

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/sand_gallery/87615.jpg Finally -- a Dire Wombat!

William nods as Jack tells his story. "William Llewellyn-Phelps at your service. I can vouch for that story, Officer, as I was one of those he found inside the building."

Just wondering, anybody here from Baltimore? And if so, can you suggest a nice place to eat down that way?

The two -- three, really -- Lakuri pirates and the rest of the party make their way into the passageway once more. Skimmer pokes his head into the hall for a final lookaround, and then cautiously recloses the secret door. "Well," Captain Kazan says as you descend the passageway towards the...

As Trevor steps inside, he is greeted by the servants he'd left here and by Willie. "Trevor, good to see ye," the East Ender says. "An' Doctor... Hewitt, is it? Yes, of course. An' Mr. Diggory. How've ye been?" "Walsingham, my good man!" comes a voice from the top of the stairs in the...

OOC: Sorry. Issues. But they're gone now for the most part. A more substantial reply'll come later tonight.

A.C.G. Llewellyn Arthur glances at the note for a moment as he retrieves it from Beasely Junior. "Old Witherspoon, ha! I've not heard from him in an age." He thunders back up the stairs after eating and reads it in-depth. "Harrumph," he says to himself, as he drains his coffee and folds the...

"It's certainly a good thing we got out of there when we did," William notes. "From the sounds of things, the arsonists set fire to the place shortly after we'd left. At any rate, yes, I suppose we'd better check in on the Lieutenant."

Stonehenge by Bernard Cornwell

Unfortunately, I'm really more of a "tidbit knower" than a real student -- that is, a good deal on Jack the Ripper and the Golden Dawn and general weirdness, but not so much of a general overview of the Victorian era. In fact, until yesterday I didn't even know when Queen Victoria reigned --...

I know the monster book is due out next month (or maybe even this month still?), but I was wondering if someone with the box set had any input as to how the monsters are converted. Based on the PDF on Troll Lords' page, the Hit Dice type used for various creatures are all over the map, and...

Lol. Gable think Jackson DnD is funny.

Hmm. Well if the caveman gets a magic egg that makes Oog smart, maybe. If not, astronaut.

(Trevor) Some notes on what you know about Walsingham and the area. First, as I said, a forest called Oak Wood is near the manor. Tradition has it that the fabled castle of the Green Knight lies somewhere in this forest. There is also a rumor that one of your ancestors, Sir James Macallister...

Trevor steers them towards a quaint little pub. Though it's nothing fancy, it serves some of the best food in Walsingham. "Let's go see that estate of yours after we eat," says Dr. Hewitt as you finish your meals. Within a few moments you're in a cab, heading along the country roads towards...