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i think it's an interesting idea, even if i do think that the tos is wonky, at best. (but, really, that just means i'll have to post my own ip elsewhere, and link to it.)

speaking as a player who plays a character with an evil patron, i think it can lead to interesting role playing. my rogue in the forgotten realms is chaotic neutral, but worships talona and has since he was younger and a good portion of the townsfolk where he lived were killed by a plague sent...

i still buy quite a bit of wotc titles, i do stay away from the minis though. that being said, though, i have to say that i think the very question of whether or not they are relevant is utterly absurd, especially on a message board focusing on a product that they release.

do you know what issue number that was?

when i first heard of the whole gleemax thing, it seemed like quite an interesting idea, and it seemed like a huge step into the present on wotc's part. now, i feel skeptical, at best, and will probably be quite careful when it comes to creative content on there. i think that the idea of gleemax...

yay!

thanks very much for the clarification, and the apology.

i felt that the spoilery bit in this post was heading in that direction. but i do think there's a difference between heading in that direction, and arriving there.

'Two hot chicks getting it on is not an example of open mindedness and tolerance within the FRCS. It's gamer pr0n. Two hot chicks getting it on do not count. No. They. Don't.' agreed. . also, as a gay man, i'm REALLY uncomfortable with folks equating homosexuality with molestation. please, let's...

i large box filled with first ed. d&d and first ed. ad&d stuff, along with the first edition of 'gamma world' and another box with almost 100 issues of dragon magazine. all for free.

i think my rogue should start sporting an 'elminster says relax!' tunic.

looks like i'll be picking up the crit. deck and some item cards pretty soon, then.

are any of these worth picking up? anyone have any experience with their item card sets or crit deck?

'paranoia,' of course.

i quite like kuo-toa, myself. i tend to use them more often in more freshwater (and backwater) settings and leave the sahuagin at the bottom of the ocean. in fact, one of the favourite monsters i've used was a a feral kuo-toa leviathan that was trapped beneath a small coastal village and...

sounds great! (and i'd gladly pay quite a bit more for a print edition.)

i quite liked it, and i'm curious to see if paizo does something similar with the monsters that will be appearing in 'pathfinder.'

make that three.

i always loved it. and when i get my teeth fixed and can actually afford to buy books again, i think i'll hunt all that stuff down again.

personally, in the setting i'm slowly working on, a lot of the influence comes from clark ashton smith, robert e. howard, a. merrit, and l. frank baum. i tend not too include that many influences from other game settings, but i suppose they're probably still there consciously or not.