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I remember that movie very fondly. My favorite exchange was was when Dr. Lizardo(Lord Whorfin) addresses John Bigboote about the overthruster and calls him John Bigbootie. Bigboote responds: "Bigboo-tay, Bigboo-tay", and flips off Lizardo. :D

Once again, your maps look great. Sorry (for me) to hear that they were made with Photoshop. Even if I had the resources to buy Photoshop, I don't have the skills to create anything that attractive with it. :( I guess I'll just have to "steal" your maps. ;)

I second the request to know what you used to create the maps. :) I'm looking to buy my first mapping software, and your maps have the "look" that I'm searching for.

That issue of Dragon has a "massive" LG Gazetteer index in it.

Good recall Pbartender. I had completely forgotten that point.

I'll be picking this up as soon as I can. I'm not a Greyhawk "fanboi", but it was the setting that I cut my teeth on in my first experiences with D&D and I prefer it to the other settings I have tried. I accept that it isn't for everyone, and many prefer FR and Eberron. That doesn't bother me...

Cops. ;)

Looks great! :) I would suggest rounding the corners of the table a bit. I had a similar (but smaller) design at my old house, and people often caught their arms on the sharp plywood corners when reaching for the map surface.

My group does exactly what Feldspar describes. :) Grouping the dice together makes it easier for the DM to review your math as well.

I can see the points about the "big six", but without a rules overhaul (like the level bonuses mentioned previously) certain classes do require some of those six items to stay balanced with the other classes. I played a fighter (sword and board) in a low magic campaign and quickly found that...

You only have to say "Monkey Boy" when you say "Roll for initiative", as in "Roll for initiative... Monkey Boy!" :) It's a reference to the Knights of the Dinner Table comic. Click on cartoon #2 here.

Thanks for the quick replies everybody. It looks like I ruled correctly then. The player wanted me to rule that the "force" effect bypassed the hardness, but I treated the MM's as individual attacks and the player obviously couldn't do enough damage to overcome the hardness. Thanks again. :)

I was running a published adventure in which the PCs were attacked by an animated stone statue with the type "construct" and a hardness of 8. How does magic missile affect this construct, if at all? The description of MM says "inanimate objects are not affected by the spell", but the stone...

I love the Reaper metal minis, and I hope they can bring the same style to the non-randomized mini market. I don't dislike the DDM sets, but the ones I have bought have filled my bookshelves with a great many figures that I don't really need or want. I don't mind the random factor because I...

I was staying next door in room 911 and happened to see your ENWorld badges as I walked past your door on Saturday night. Oh, and I brought over a styrofoam cooler of beer. :)

Congrats. Sorry I won't get to see you at GenCon this year. :( The party in your room at the Embassy Suites was one of the highlights for me last year.

Well played sir. well played. :D

The next time somebody breaks into my house, I'm not going to yell "stop or I'll shoot!", I'm going to yell "roll for initiative!". ;)

Yes. The prosecutor can amend the charge to a lesser offense at his discretion in most cases. That doesn't mean that he thinks the citation is incorrect, it is just a function of the court system to allow for the faster resolution of cases. Most cases are concluded with plea agreements. I...

It would be an ethical violation for me to give you advice on how to defend against a traffic citation because I am forbidden by policy to give "legal' advice. I can address some of the statements made in this thread though. DISCLAIMER: Every jurisdiction is different. Laws and procedures...