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Woohooo! Also: hee heee!

I don't know what you mean. It's clearly the well-known late Middle Ages "Airporth Crosstic" merchant.

I don't think an actual sale was ever their plan. I think they're on the level of chuckleheaded cartoonishness that listing it at that outrageous price is an attempt to establish value, whether to use it in some way in their legal entanglements, or, more likely to me, to set up an insurance...

Arise, thread, and be turned/rebuked/smitten/smthn!

They probably will be when this nonsense is settled.

I wonder if his chuckleheaded plan isn't to sell it per se, but to assert its value as $5M for when WotC wins and comes to collect against him and the Museum - "Oh, you want all those damages and legal fees? Hey, the Museum covers that and then some. Guess I won't have to liquidate the property...

As the Museum has been mentioned in the WotC suit, would is stand to reason that any sale would be quashed pending the outcome?

Arise, thread - and be turned!

Unless the trustee is an accountant themselves, wouldn't this be fairly normal, or at least wise under most circumstances?

The opening to The Dark Eidolon remains my favourite expository lines in all literature - a succinct wealth of history and tone. Smith is the author I most return to, like a comfort food.

Michael is on these boards as GraphPaper Architect, posting some thoughts as recently as 2 weeks ago. Maybe he'd like to weigh in on these developments?

Those Pesky Customerz!

POWERHOUSE!

It was very slow just now, FWIW.

Things are working well so far for me this morning. Nice!

Though I'm going to the Forums page, I got hung up waiting on "yt3.ggpht.com," a Google domain for photos, videos, etc., and the page failed to load. I changed my preferences to eliminate cross-site and tracking cookies, and the Forums loaded right away. This may be coincidence, as I find the...

It's hit and miss for me. Just now it was great.

Same here using Firefox on a laptop running Windows 10, everything up to date.

OMG. "Megoosa." chef's kiss

This feels like a meta-mechanic solution on the face of it. Were I GMing, I'd insist they produce an in-game rationalization for how magically hurting their fallen comrade is the best chance for survival. Then, if they somehow manage one, I'd give them three tries tops before stabilization is no...