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Mama? In my last undersea game, I had a half-kraken, the krakidan (before Mongoose's Slayers Guide to Kraken was released), the result of a kraken slave swimming in pools "prepared" by the kraken itself.

If you run an undersea game, then yes, absolutely. While the PDF is informative and functional, the product in print is stunning. It reminds me of Mystic Eye Games' "The Deep" which, despite a few editing issues, was also a must-have product.

Cerulean Seas

The argonaut does something similar, hanging out in a shell-like egg case she secretes herself, along with a bit of her man. The male anglerfish, however, makes a far greater sacrifice. He fuses with his prospective mate, in essence transforming into a brainless sack of legacy material.

I run the game in an IRC chat room which includes a die-rolling bot. As for knowledge of Greyhawk, it is absolutely not required. A passion for the sea is entirely helpful, though. :) Entirely up to you, though the party is relying on an NPC for their clerical needs, at the moment.

Here's hoping Season 5 is better than Season 4.

The article hypothesizes that, like bull sharks, sleeper sharks might migrate upstream into freshwater. As for sturgeon, one of these days I'd like to set up a koi pond stocked with these lil' guys: Sterlet

I saw something similar in the news, awhile back. An then I read about Sleeper Sharks Mistaken for Lake Monsters .

Billy slipped on the tree bridge.

You say "from the ashes" and my brain immediately goes here: The Roses of Success - YouTube

So, to clarify, the only allowed means of playing D&D Next online are Skype, Google Hangout, and play-by-post forums, or are other venues (MapTool, IRC, etc) allowed "provided you to do not post or upload any transcripts from your playtest, upload any playtest materials and make sure that all...

Kinda makes you want to watch Arachnophobia again. And then there was that spider-silk dress:

I now have two openings in “Heirs of Turucambi”, my 3.5e chat-based game, run Sunday nights via IRC from 9pm-Midnight Eastern. PCs begin with 45,000 XP and must have a natural swim speed as well as the ability to breathe underwater without the use of magic. I allow the use of all WotC 3.5e...

So, what was in the bag that Natasha Romanoff gave to Bruce Banner, as he drove off with Tony Stark at the end of the movie? Was that a gag reference to Stark's comment about "You really have got a lid on it, haven't you? What's your secret"? Or perhaps it was a hard drive to build a new LMD?

Sounds like a plan! Now all I need is a VTT that supports movement in three dimensions, for my undersea game, and is easy for luddites to learn (I run a chat-based game via IRC and have met with resistance from my players every time I mention MapTool or other VTTs).

When I can get a VTT to work on my iPad (no flash), then we're talking.

Did anyone else catch Animal Planet's "mockumentary" Mermaids: The Body Found ? Passing itself off as a documentary, the show build on evidence such as The Bloop , coupled with the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis and some really cheesy CGI to build a plausible case for mermaids. Folks on the Animal...

Bah! Sweethaven (Malta) ftw!!

c'mon, aquatic subraces.... daddy needs a new pair of flippers!