Search results

Belen is being very modest. I won't go into details about the "pleasant actions" that were assigned to the d20, but let's just say if he rolled a 1, he got a chaste kiss and if he rolled a 20 he got AHEM... a romantic crit. :lol:

Darn tootin'! Of course, I'm a librarian who works with digital information rather than books, so I am both a nerd and a computer geek. :lol:

I've got many embarassing moments (as Belen will gladly attest), but a funny one was a couple weeks ago. Belen and I were out at a restaurant eating dinner and discussing what we planned to do that evening when we got home: read, watch TV, etc... Well, I suddenly remembered something we needed...

My game is now up on the NC Game Day website. Thanks, Rel! The blurb appears below. : "You are a member of an elite party of adventurers retained by King Telamond of Scotia to apprehend criminals who pose a threat to the crown. Lady Alifax is just such a criminal. She uses local peasants as...

sorry double post

Mara is getting worshipped vicariously through Sune.... I suspected as much out-of-character. But, in character, I will need irrefutable evidence before my Paladin abandons her life-long beliefs and worships another goddess!

Thank you all for your excellent advice! Based on your various replies, my course of action will be as follows: 1) Continue to worship Sune, in the hopes that her death has not yet occurred and that I will be able to stop it. 2) At the same time I'll do a lot of investigating about Sune. This...

I have a unique situation, and I'm hoping you all can offer me advice. I am currently playing a gnomish Paladin of the FR goddess Sune in a D&D game. For those who don't know of Sune, she is commonly regarded as a shallow goddess reveling in love, beauty and the finer things in life. Anyhow, my...

Yes I do! I first started gaming to spend time with Belen and learn about his interests. However, that quickly changed when I realized how much fun I was having. I fell in love with the whole concept of D&D and now I play for the love of the game and not for the love of the husband ;)

I know I don't post that much, but I did want to let everone know that I had a blast at the Game Day yesterday. The Pirate game was a lot of fun with lots of rum quotes and "Arghs!" thrown in for good measure. I also had a real blast in the round robin session. We had a coherent storyline...

After a rather nasty typo, my King Arthur game is now scheduled. As Belen_Umeria thought, the game was NOT intended to be 9 hours. It will run for 4 hours (9am - 1pm). The game will be primarily Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 with a splash of "Relics and Rituals: Excalibur" thrown in. There are 5 slots...

Clueless, the Arthurian characters are: Sir Gawain Sir Percival Nimue Sir Palomides de Gaul Sir Bliant They can all be found in Sir Thomas Malory's "Le Morte d'Arthur"

BelenUmeria wrote: "My wife will be running an Arthurian d20 game using Relics and Rituals: Excalibur. The characters will be actual Knights of the Round table." Thanks for the free advertising! Here are some more details for those interested: "King Arthur and the Quest for Merlin." This is a...

Rel, it looks like your daughter has been blessed with a big imagination and a great dad. While reading the thread, I was reminded of this game my brother and I used to play when we were kids. (This was about 12 years before my introduction to D&D, by the way.) One of us would start to tell a...

Quasqueton wrote: "I would think the cleric (assuming he is a good guy, serving/protecting the village) would reserve his spells for times when really needed. I could see even a cleric of healing refusing to cure someone of an injury that is not life-threatening, and will heal on its own."...

It sounds like a great idea to me, but it is ultimately up to your players. If they're all cool with it, then go for it! Oddly enough, I just thought of a similar idea a couple days ago. I have a player in my group who LOVES to role play. In between sessions, he often asks if he can do a little...

As a newcomer to the role of DM, here are a few things that make me happy while running a campaign: 1.) When I'm roleplaying a hilarious situation with my players while struggling to keep a straight face the whole time. 2.) When a player gets so immersed in their character that I find it...

Yes, well... I tweaked history a little to better fit in with the character histories of my players. :cool:

Trainz wrote: Based on your list, here's my ballpark: Human child: 50 g.p. Elven child (long life-span and all): 200 g.p. Grown woman: 500 g.p. Healthy and strong man: 700 g.p. Trained professional: 1000-5000 g.p." I'm running a campaign in the world of Freeport and this info. is...

JesterPoet wrote: "I created a Dwarf Wizard for the game I'm currently in (1st level) and was originally going to go with the earth-based theme (basically an arcane druid). However, someone else decided to make a druid, so I think that takes some of the fun out of it." Here's something a...