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I like C&C. It suits me well.

Gimme a barrel of butter and a sack of lemons, I'll finish that bug off!

You have just become my sig quote.

Adam & The Ants, "Beat My Guest" or "Whip In My Valise" or "Rubber People." :p

I was wondering, with RCD&D, why have ability checks work as roll under? They have uniform ability bonuses and penalties, why not just assign a DC, apply bonus (if any) from attribute, and have done with it?

I wondered why 3.x never had some kind of spell or feat that would let a PC "strip" extra +s and special abilities from magic items and then add them to your favorite weapon or armor or whatever. Dude's specialized in battle axe, he's got an axe +1, but ends up finding a longsword +1 and...

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Nice! Dungeons & The Shins. :p

:D If it got cute indie rock girls into my game, I'd be all for it. I live in one of those neighborhoods where they gather...and...damn.

"I call upon Cat Power to let the orcs know that wasn't very cool." "My warforged, Ladytron, is going to go up to the sea hags and compare knit scarves."

\mm/ Too much metal for one hand. D&D could use more metalness again. Enough with the "Hail and well met fair traveller, let us have a nice cup of mulled wine and warm ourselves by the fire, and regale me with tales of your adventures in the Softwood, snivel, snivel" and more "BY FIRELIGHT WE...

I kinda feel the same way. Maybe not a poor module, but certainly doesn't have the "oomph" that Village of Hommlet does to me. I find Bs 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 more interesting.

Ultra-fit people can do more, for sure. What happened to the French contingent of knights in the Battle of Nicopolis illustrates the drawbacks of heavy armor in an extended combat scenario in regards to exhaustion (but illustrates heavy armor/knightly pwnage vs. more lightly armored opponents).

Well...trad backpackers (40 to 60 lbs) tend to have, on average, 10 mile +/- days. Ultralighters (10 - 15 lbs on average) tend to have around 15 - 20 mile days. I'd say, yeah, encumberance does have a tendency to reduce walking speed.

One of my favorite parts in Legend (full version) was when the child-looking fey, gets pissed about something and drives home the point that he's waaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy older, like primordial force of the universe older, than he looks.

:D But spread over a few encounters a day? Especially in an encounter-rich environment like a dungeon. I'd worry.

I like the movie "The Last Wave" by Peter Weir, which is a cool movie as well. Aboriginal magic, ancient civilizations and a prophecy.

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Um, ok. That's all?

What was the Strategic Review version like?