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The caber toss uses big poles, not swords, but still not something you want thrown at you. http://www.campbellgames.com/athletics.htm

I hope this rumour is wrong, I don't think Ledger could pull this off. Cassel would suit the part a lot better.

:( That sucks. I've always wanted to see Legend as a movie, but not without his input. Damn, I love the Drenai novels. And Morningstar (which would also make a great movie).

Night city source is handy for an NC campaign and Wildside is one my favourites (I love playing Fixers).

1. Wonder Woman 2. Ripley

There were only 9 apostles to start with, now just eight.

Rock, rock beats scissors, if opponent goes paper, hit opponent with rock and laugh.

Doyle was probably my favourite of the characters but I have to agree with development side of Wesley, it was great to see the nancy boy become hard edged and decisive.

I'd love to see a game for Robin Hobb's Farseer books. Also I think David Gemmell's Drenai setting would be fantastic. Or Midkemia/Kelewan from Raymond Feist.

2 wonderful girls Beth, nearly 8 Mara, almost 4.

Pulp Fiction. There are a lot of others but Pulp Fiction is the only one I saw more than once at the cinema.

Improved Initiative, just because I started voting for it about ten rounds ago and don't believe in giving up. Nothing wrong with flogging a dead horse.

Bluff and Diplomacy. I have a tendency to play cowardly, lying gits and take similar skills regardless of the system. Also Sense Motive, I like to know if I'm being lied back to.

Am I the only Tasmanian? I live in Hobart and the biggest challenge for my group is trying to play more than once a month with one player working retail, one player in hospitality (chef) and the DM (me) also a chef.

Since my last few votes were for Improved Initiative, I'm voting for it again.

#2, the flavour has more appeal to me, I tend not to be too fussed with the mechanics of items as long as they seem cool.

Add another voice to the Improved Initiative chorus, it can be nice, but I still feel it's overrated.

I'll be surprised to see a non-combat feat win however.

Can't argue with that, it's one reason I houseruled +2 skills per level for all classes and have the +2/+2 feats scale up with level. My player with 16 Int Rog/Brd loves me for it.

I went for the "not terribly real" option, I try to stick with a kind of logical reality most of the time for two reasons 1) it's what we know and are used to and 2) I'm to lazy/don't have enough time to model things more accurately. The other thing that gets me with some published...