Wizard tomes! (new stuff!)
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ColonelHardisson
What? Me Worry?
Grisly is a more precise term. Here in the States, when we read Grizzly, we think of the huge bears of the Rocky Mountains. "Grizzly bear" is a term that has passed into the cultural lexicon. If you don't want to change it, that's OK. But there will be a number of people in the US who will see the term and think the same thing I thought - imprecise usage.
And I'm with mmadsen - I have no idea what the UK, France, and Russia comment meant. I could see the terms being used in the UK, but are those words also in the French and Russian langages?
And I'm with mmadsen - I have no idea what the UK, France, and Russia comment meant. I could see the terms being used in the UK, but are those words also in the French and Russian langages?
Infernal Contract Law for Dummies
I love that one.
I love that one.
For anyone interested, I modified the code slightly to keep more than one volume name on the screen at a time. Just save the original page, find the computeForm function, scroll down to the last line of that function (form.DMG.value ...), select from that line to the end of the file, and paste in the following code, replacing the original code.
Code:
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function computeForm(form)
{
...
form.DMG.value = form.DMG.value
+ capFirst(str) + "\n";
}
<!-- done hiding from old browsers -->
</script>
</head>
<body onload=initLists()>
<h1>The Necrobiblicon</h1>
<p>A baleful resource for Gothic and/or
Lovecraftian horror and related warped
game settings.</p>
<p>After you've defeated the evil necromancer
what then? Why you, er...expropriate his belongings,
including his eeevil library. What's in those rows
of thick, dusty volumes you wonder? Probably some
fairly innocuous works on polishing wands or cleaning
pointy hats, but maybe a few other things as well...</p>
<form>
<input onclick="computeForm(this.form)"
type="button" value="Take one off the shelf">
<br>
<textarea name="DMG" rows="15" cols="75"></textarea>
<br>
</form>
</body>
</html>
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Why You Need Rhetoric
HEAHAHAHAH!!!!
That's great.
Fragments from the Semi-Digested Notebooks of Thrommel of Krestible
Wonder what Digested them...
But then again, with books like
Foul Denizens of the Abyss that Disguise Themselves as Books
maybe I'm better off not knowing.
HEAHAHAHAH!!!!
That's great.
Fragments from the Semi-Digested Notebooks of Thrommel of Krestible
Wonder what Digested them...
But then again, with books like
Foul Denizens of the Abyss that Disguise Themselves as Books
maybe I'm better off not knowing.
tarchon
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Darraketh said:
Almost all of them - I just add stuff when I get bored with what I'm doing. Some of it works, and some of it doesn't. I leave it in if it frequently leads to funny, disturbing, or realistic sounding titles. Yeah, and sometimes I make mistakes, like with "Saint Katrina's Feudal Struggles." Well, of course it has to be "Futile" since there is no such conventional phrase as "Feudal Struggle."
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