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I sure hope so. :)

Found the relevant class abilities of the Feral Ravager... Lord of the Domain: Kings of the battlefield, by taking advantage of their natural reach, second level Feral Ravagers can prevent opponents from closing inside their reach, thus keeping smaller opponents out of range to attack the Feral...

Best advice I've seen on "how to adjudicate a paladin's conduct" on ENWorld. Ever.

My first thought is that you definitely should check out the Feral Ravager (IIRC) from Librum Equitis Volume I. It's a PrC for creatures with Reach (like, say, Giants) that specializes in controlling the battlefield by preventing the PCs from moving. The class has an ability to the effect of...

Okay, I've updated the list of owners with teams... Krug, Mista Collins, and Reapersaurus (as far as I can tell) have said they want to play, but need to register teams. I'll PM those I can to remind them. --The Sigil

As to trades, IIRC, there were a grand total of three trades last season. Two were swaps of 9th or 10th men for other 9th or 10th men, and the one "blockbuster" was something like Andre Miller plus Chris Mihm for Paul Pierce and an even scrubbier Center than Mihm (maybe Zaza Pachulia? Can't...

Also, FYI guys, this is my last day with CPU access until Monday (we're packin' up and moving, escrow closes tomorrow) so if I don't get back to any questions or concerns, sorry. Mistwell - we will be doing an "autopick" draft this year, as doing stuff manually is a PITA and as you mentioned...

Well, I tried to PM reaper, but he has it turned off, so I'll just have to hope he finds this thread. Anywho, Yahoo is now open, so I went ahead and created a fantasy league. Info is at the top of the thread, but repeated here... go sign in! LEAGUE ID: 6046 LEAGUE NAME: ENWorld PASSWORD...

"Hey Mister Bassman" (aka Mr. Boom-Boom written by Johnny H. Cymbal, if ASCAP is to be believed) has always been one of my favorites. :)

Yes the theater is excessive, but it's clear that this guy has plenty of money to burn. Scary... The picture with the "view outside" - I recognize the make of the playground set out there. www.rainbowplay.com - they are high-end but VERY expensive. REALLY scary that I recognized the playset...

So, do you want in again this year, LeapingShark? ;)

Sweet. Welcome (back) aboard! :) --The Sigil

Actually set up a topic about two weeks ago but nobody showed interest. I've bumped it up, and here's a direct link: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=145860 --The Sigil

Bumped since there was interest in this as shown by a bump in last year's thread.

Harrummph. Twitterpated! *shakes head* (There's a word I haven't heard for a while). :) --The Sigil

Um... that wouldn't be anything like the "Nucleus of the Spheres" on ol' Mystara, would it? ;) --The Sigil

Thanks. Credit where credit is due, though, the original idea of different uses of evil in literature isn't mine. I just happen to like it and repeat it. ;) --The Sigil

Heh... yeah, there are few, myself included! ;) Although my choice of source below might give it away, too. I actually thought Orson Scott Card had an excellent take on this misconception. He put forth the idea that there are three types of "evil" in literature... 1. Literature that depicts...

The difference, as far as I understand it (and I have *taught* daily religion classes), is just that... "magic." Remember this old saw: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." In terms of game effects (mechanics), magic and tech tend to be the same. In terms of...

And there's the rub. The arguments can, by and large, be summarized thusly: 1a. Most (not all) publishers will tell you that "pirating" stuff is (morally) wrong. 1b. Most (not all) downloaders will tell you that "pirating" stuff is (morally) right, even if it's not legal... in the same way...