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Gesundheit.

Our good news is that quickly on the heels of losing one dog, we're getting another. We've tried to maintain about four years of separation between dogs to help spread out the agility training and showing, and since the youngest is 3 1/2 it was time to start looking. Our usual breeder had...

I've walked all over this land we call the Flanaess, and though I've heard whispers in dark places I've yet to find evidence of these so-called "dark elves." They're likely a myth to frighten elf children, methinks. As well as rats that walk like men. Bah!

Feel free. It's been sitting there long enough to get cold, though.

Aren't the drow a myth? Gygax said so, anyway.

I don't drink coffee.

1/5. Must be a grognard.

Do I count as a hipster now? Or a grognard? It's changed so many times I've lost track.

Good! Stand firm!

We had to put our middle sheltie down today. At 7 1/2 -- we'd been doing chemotherapy for lymphoma for a couple of months and while her lymph nodes were doing better, we noticed she was getting uncomfortable plus was getting some abdominal bloating. Turns out her internals were riddled with...

I was going to say Gandalf, but I suspect he may be more Chaotic Good (in his Gandalf form ... as Olorin I'm pretty sure he's Lawful Good).

That's it, I'm putting my dog to work cutting movie trailers. Time the mooch earned his kibble.

Happy non-specific Winter Solstice Festival!

Anything by Alan Lee.

Precisely ... Prose Edda is a source for both Tolkien and Gygax, though Tolkien cites his sources and Gygax doesn't. Black elves / svartafs go back at least to the prose Edda, though as I understand they're more dwarfy than elfy in D&D terms ... but then what's an elf, and what's a dwarf?

Man, tough one -- some great performances in there. My top 3: 1. Michael Caine 2. George C. Scott 3. Patrick Stewart

Per level? How about per session? In my day, we showed up for the session with four characters per player and a dozen hirelings, and sometimes had to roll up more before the end of the session!

I've always wondered what would happen if Candyland were a roleplaying game. It's got a setting, locations, villains and treasures, and it's a railroad. Seems like a perfect fit.