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I agree that some sort of pre-view with an outline of the adventure path would be the only thing that would get me to subscribe. If I don't know what the adventrures are going to be like I'm not interested in paying in advance for things I might not be able to use.

For the last 2 years I have been working in the design department of a gaming ticket manufacturing company. I design games, catalogues, web content and marketing materials. I also do some pre-press. Before this I was a copywriter/graphic designer in advertising and before that, pre-press for...

Kinda sad, that. I'm fairly certain that Memorial University here in St. John's was closed, what with it being a war memorial and all. Of course July 1 is still Memorial Day here, remembering the WWI dead on the occasion of the anniversary of the first day of the Somme offensive. Hard to sync...

15/20 - Not bad I suppose, but 3 of my mistakes were really fake. I am too trusting I suppose. That would explain a great deal actually. :)

Yes. Then it's just elitism.

I just decided to have a try at Kloogewerks (because OpenRPG is making my brain bleed), and went to their web address. I was greeted by a white screen and the word "illusion". :confused: Have they been hacked? Gone out of business? Abducted by 3.0 gnomes? Inquiring minds want to know.

According to a student of Latin on a blog: " 'Imminet' is the present tense third person form of the verb 'immineo', meaning 'to loom', 'to threaten', or 'to be imminent'. So, putting everything in context, the translation is 'The end of the world is imminent'. But then, you had probably...

Looks completely drawn to me. It's just done is a realistic style is all.

St. John's, NL here. History Moment: The Newfoundland Regiment at Beaumont Hamel, 1st Day of the Somme offensive. Not technically Canadian history as Newfoundland was a separate country then, but an important (and tragic) part of the WWI events that eventually lead to Confederation with Canada.

I think they meant that every magical (as opposed to mechanikal) item would have a story becuase they are harder to make and rare now that mechanikal items are availoable. By the way, is there any indication when this Liber Mechanika will come out?

Biblical would be Testament from Green Ronin Lovecraftian is probably d20 Call of Cthulu, which is based on D&D, not d20 Modern Sorcery & Steam by FFG and (I think) Iron Kingdoms by Privateer Press cover steampunk. Sex is dealt with by Valar Project's Book of Erotic Fantasy

Which ones? :)

First off, who peed in your cereal today? Second, try these figures on for size. Khorvaire has an area of some 9.3 million square miles. It has an estimated population density of 1.6 per square mile. 14th century England had a pop.density of about 42/Sq. Mile Let us assume that before the...

A quick search indicates that the item depicted was invented in ancient China and had arrived in the Middle East by the 7th century at the latest. So, not perfect but not that far off that it can't be overlooked in the name of fun. :D

I agree about the scenics. As for the battles, I liked them far more than those in Troy, because even when shot from a distance they looked real. The battle closeups in Troy were good, but the CG was a little too obvious in the long shots (and I liked Troy BTW). I thought the Saxon leader was...

We, as one who dosen't give a rat's nbehind about what the self-appojnted doyens of "quality cinema" (critics) think, I'll put forward that in my personal opinion, it was an excellent film. It was exciting, well acted for a period-action film and the props and such "felt" right. It may not be...

He directed, among other things, Training Day, Tears of the Sun and The Replacement Killers. The closed-miondedness indicated by your comment is unfortunate, but to each his own.

So the fact that it was being directed by Antoine Fuqua gave you no hope?

From Page 143 of the CS (entry for Breland) "In the South, from Wroat to the Straits of Shargon, the weather ranges from hot and muggy to hot and rainy, with only occasional periods of warm and dry."

From what Keith said a few pages ago, the Player/DM split is not absolute. To quote from his earlier post