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This post is prompted by a comment a friend once made that I've never fully believed. He said that a setting (whether for rpgs, a movie or a novel) MUST have humans present. It can have all kinds of other races and oddities, but without the presence of at least one human or human-equivalent...

My apologies if this has been brought up already here. I went to The Mad Irishman's website today to see if he had anything new and I saw this announcement: 6/22/05: Well, I guess it's time for me to whine again. :^) Really, this site was never about making money...well, I hoped some...

I find that more often than one would expect, whenever someone posts their new/unique/cool/etc race, they fall into one of three different stereotyped "racial genres": 1) Cat people 2) Elven subtype 3) Half-Draconic Race Now rather than discuss opinions on these three racial types...

Simple question: How does one do it? I've gone searching, and while there are numerous sites selling miniatures, even more about modifying and painting them, but I can't seem to find anywhere that describes how to make them, what materials & tools to use, and so on... :( I want to make a few...

To clarify: When GMing, do you find yourself using a different voice or different accents than your regular speaking voice/accent? If so, do you keep notes on which npcs have which style of voice? If you're from a place with a "world-famous" accent, (ex: Louisiana, London's East End, Paris...

Sorry, couldn't resist... The first two topics at the top of the page were the following: Do We Need Gnomes, Halflings AND Dwarves? Do we really need Monks? So I immediately thought of the ultimate "Do we really need.." thread. Ok, so it made *ME* chuckle... ;-) Although, now that I think...