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Parents: no prob. Other kids parents: prob. My parents just thought it was a silly kids game and were not bothered byy it. However, when my friends and I played the Red Box in recess during 5th grade, one of my classmates tolde her mother we were playing "The Devil Game" the pastor had warned...

niiiice Wow! Very nice.

Hasbro Fantasy Role Play 2nd Edition.;)

Thanks Morrus! Once again showing that you and ENWorld are a class act.

Pure awesome.

Congratulations Paizo! I preordered mine (from Amazon) by the recommended July cutoff date as a graduation present to myself. I graduate from my associate program on the August 13 release date! Truly a momentous occasion for me.

cmrscorpio said: One of the biggest things I've picked up from MMORPGs regarding worldbuilding is that PCs in my games are very likely to encounter a locale (pass by forgotten ruins, stumble upon a hidden grove, seeing a tower or monastery high atop a nearby mountain, etc) during a cross-country...

Yay Paizo!

Happy Birthday Piratecat!

LOL I remember that adventure! I ran it for a 1st level party. It was a fun little adventure.

Well put Monte. My life would be so much worse if it weren't for D&D. It makes me think about the friends I never would have met, even a lover I wouldn't have met, and the fun that would have been missing from my life. To paraphrase: A cosmos without Gary Gygax scarcely bears thinking about.

I generally liked D20 Modern. I wasn't entirely thrilled with the generic base classes. They were good for a no magic/psionic game, but I thought there should have been options for starting characters with magic and/or psionic ability. My idea for a campaign was set in our world, but an...

I don't like to DM on the road. It's much easier to run the game at my house, but sometimes you bite the bullit. I usually narrow it down to: A back pack with about 6 books, my notes, a calculator, pencils, erasers, and my dice. A file "accordion" case with my flip mat, blank character...

These are great! Funny stuff!

Thanks! After you said it was running, I googled tardis forums and found it.

I was accessing it from the ENWorld frontpage, but I'm not seeing the link now.

Tardis Is the TARDIS forum no more?

I said $100 to $200. I'm still cherry picking some 3.x OGL books/stuff that I've wanted. I recently found City of Brass in a bargain bin for $35! I'm a Pathfinder subscriber. I'm eagerly anticipating Nick Logue's Dark Horizons and Cold Black!

Chuck, you're all right in my book!

I ran several adventures in Undermountain. It really is a great permanent dungeon. The way Ed Greenwood laid the groundwork, the dungeon can be repopulated and even physically rearranged every time the PCs go back in, if that's what you want. I found that the 2e material was easy to use with...