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someday i hope to use the runewardens and the company of the black lanters. :cool:

"THACK-o," but occasionally "THWACK-o," for laughs and onomatopoeia. :)

love and support to the blackburn family.

oops, wrong forum. can someone move this to "general?"

many are familiar with the easter eggs in various game books (a carrot is the material component for darkvision, xagyg is gary gygax's last name backwards... sorta, etc.). here are a few easter eggs i've incorporated into my homebrew: there is a castle called "great stoney." there is a...

i fall into the "more trouble than it's worth" category.

example?

monte cook's ptolus campaign.

he left wotc a few months ago, but not a peep since. his website and wikipedia page have no news. help? i was sorta hoping paizo would hire him...

greyhawk, forgotten realms, dragonlance, and dark sun all have their charms. therefore, i cannot vote.

excellent point!

back in may of 1985, dragon magazine printed a fine short story called "catacomb," by henry melton. in this story, a teenage girl played a computer game in which real-life money was rewarded for accomplishments in the game. it's now 25 years later. could a game like this exist? want to read...

baldur's gate series. i've spent many an hour on those games. their replay value is incredible.

only 9 in tucson. :eek:

start with the d20 system, simplify it, make all feats/spells/powers/etc usable at will, add a dash of gygaxian flair, then serve hot. :D

i've had two outstanding dms (but see my sig). one was outstanding at role-playing and winging it. the other was outstanding at the intricacies of 3e combat. if they could somehow be combined, the multiverse would explode. :p

i wasn't aware of this change. it can be #3 on my list, too. ;) messy

there isn't much i like about 4e, but the things that i do like, i REALLY like: 1. at-will powers/spells. the idea of a wizard running out of spells and resorting to using a crossbow makes me cry. 2. fixed hit points, although not the specific amounts. the idea of a fighter gaining one hit...

nay, nay, a thousand times nay!

my top 3: 1. 1e dmg- tons of brilliant, helpful information; can be read for pure enjoyment (and i still enjoy reading it today). 2. 3e manual of the planes- reads like a fascinating encyclopedia. 3. 3e draconomicon- incredibly creative, incredibly detailed book on dragons.