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So you're buying me a steak!? Cool!

This sounds awesome. Sign me up!

Me!

I am coming to this game day!

All caught up, after being away from ENWorld for a long time. As always, a pleasure to read and very inspiring.

Sorry I missed it this time. The February one is on my calendar, though!

Very good stuff. Nicely done.

I have a friend who uses Google Earth for fantasy maps -- take New Zealand, rotate 45%, and viola!

That would be awesome! The Pope household is in need of pineapples.

Just so you know, I am running a 4E adventure tomorrow night. You (and Piratecat) talked me into it!

Texas A&M takes three overtimes to beat Fresno State. They can't throw the ball and looks like they have trouble in their secondary. The option is effective, but all it takes is some linebackers with good lateral speed and that gets taken away. Here's to fourth in the Big 12, a perpetual 23...

I think this is a cool idea, but I can see some of the major conference schools not buying in, even if they are #3 school in the conference. Would South Carolina, say, want to take the risk of getting beaten by Central Michigan on a national stage? Just look at what happened to Oklahoma? :eek:

Is this a prelude to the Div 1-A playoff, you think?

Point taken. Michigan would have dropped out of the top 25 if they had been beaten by, say, Mississippi State. In a somewhat related note, would/could/should a team like App State move to I-A? I am not sure how that happens or even if the NCAA would allow it. The last team I remember doing...

That was a little harsh, I think. It fails to give App State enough credit. They are a team that has consistently been good for years, albeit in I-AA. It was still a huge upset, but putting Michigan that far down basically says "You guys must really suck."

Seems they came around in the second half. I went to bed, so did they start playing better or did Clemson start to suck?

One side of the coin is the possibility for charm and other mind influencing magic, where you can make people believe what is not true and/or unduly influence their behavior. The other side of the coin is the "must tell the truth" sorts of magics. Would a candidate consent to a zone of truth...

My sense is such a society would have rules in place that prohibit such things, with mechanisms to monitor and (if necessary) dispel those effects. You could have a guild of very Lawful Neutral wizards whose job would be to take care of this stuff -- a literal Electoral College. Your campaign...

My alma mater, Furman University, is a I-AA school in the same conference as App State. We routinely get beat by them, though we play them tough and reached the national championship game a time or two. Now I don't feel so bad about loosing to App State all those years. :) Edit: One of my...

Thanks! (and this even after I sent you that nice email about gaming with Gygax). :)