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Happy B-Day Mark.

Creative, fluffy stuff Sidran. I think we're alike in that regard. I love the locale details. I agree with Burned Man on the history stuff though. It doesn't jive with the timeline. Humans were not around at the time of the Fiend War. That was thousands and thousands of years beforehand...

SPOILERS Last night's episode, I hafta agree, was easily the best. They're adding very cool depth to the characters. I liked the final flashback of Mal and the salesman in the derelict ship yard. I wonder if those ship jackers will return in another episode.

There's a number of reasons why I don't post much anymore. 1--My thing with Daemonforge has always been developing the lands where the mortal races fled too. Developing the evils and great powers beyond has never really been that much of interest to me. I'm into pretty low-magic, gritty stuff...

The River Lords joined because of their alliance by marriage (Catelyn Tully was married to Eddard). I think. Illyrio was the guy in the Free Cities (is that right?) who arranged the marriage of Dany to Drago, I think. I don't know if he was working for the Baretheons or the Targryns. Bear...

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That second review was pretty darn gushing. This will make me finally buy a dvd player.

Yeah, I was wondering about the whole "single Solar System" angle too. Don't like it much. The third episode was damn good though!

I was reading Games Unplugged.Com (From Fantasy Flight Entertainment) and it had a synopsis for the new George Martin CCG based on his Song of Fire and Ice (retyped with some license at great time and expense): The point: In a Game of Thrones CCG, players take on the roles of the great Houses...

I love Polyhedron and Dungeon. I have neither the time nor the inclination to design countless adventures for my players. The ones in Dungeon are well-written, well-plotted , and well-designed. Even if I didn't use them verbatim, I could steal countless ideas or mini-encounters from each...

Enjoyed it a bunch. The turbine scene is classic. To me, the captain easily seemed in his thirties.

Abbaye Ruler: The Seven Symbols Type of Government: Oligarchy Fealty: The Grey King (nominal). Population: 128,000 ? (58,000 + in city proper) Languages: Common, Islandspaak, Idek (guttoral dialect of Islandspaak spoken in the slum districts). Major Holdings: Ertas (6000), Samwot (4500)...

Haven't watched much lately and I'm very behind on my plot arcs. Smackdown to answer the question, though I'm loving Rey Mysterio. Angle, Benoit, the Rock, the Dudleys, Guerero, Edge, Booker T and Jericho remain my favourites. Why not amalgamate the shows, call it Raw Smackdown and cut away...

Yeah, truly wise is the Son of Crom.

To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their women.

Cool Mo. Hope it's okay, I posted the location of my secret base as well.

The portraits of Bilbo Baggins' parents are actually those of Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh. Also, when the hobbits enter Bree, after the wagon scene, a cloaked, long-haired and bearded fellow turns in the rain with a flagon in his hand and belches. Isn't that Peter Jackson?

Computer games, always, in the end, leave me unsatisfied. RPGs rarely do. Hail the imagination.

So I'm reading this week's Maclean's magazine (like Time, but Canadian centred) and I come across an article in the Books section: Prophets Without Honour (Some of Canada's most successful writers are almost unknown) It's a pretty interesting article(and I'm no Wotc-based Forgotten Realms...