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That poor bunny.

Seconding, thirding, or whatever that Fenryll stuff. Now that's new to me. And they are very nice. I might have to make some room for those in my gaming budget.

My DM has the idol, that I've seen. And it looks even better in real life, painted by a master, and built into a base.

Well, I was less than thrilled with the idea of C&C at first, but, look at me now.
And Rifts looks a lot better to me now than it used to.

Dragonstar. Star Wars D20.

Both were disappointments.

Any climate. Too often every world is temperate and calm, with soft lovely rain every once in a while.

But my preferences are for high desert or frozen northlands.

CharlieRock wrote: Caller= like , a team captain. The main/only person to tell the DM/CK what the party is doing or where they are going.... I havn't seen the term in print for quite some time. Over a decade. Thanks for the elucidation. Nope. Never have played with a caller. I started gaming in 198...

OK, I was hoping I wasn't the only one that didn't know this, but apparently I am - What is a caller?

<t>Not exactly. We do have a mapper, but the DM does not make us keep such details in the thick of things. It's not THAT hard to remember your way around. Just because I don't have real world visual cues doesn't mean my character loses his way. It's given that characters are not completely blind to ...

Treebore wrote: I agree that out of all of the boards I have been a member of this is the friendliest. Even those with whom I disagree, we disagree as friends, rather than in real anger. Despite the obvious bleed over between here and DF, I'm finding the tone here to be much better, much more conci...

<t>I buy almost nothing online as far as books or dice go. I prefer to support the two fine local establishments I am lucky to have. However, I occasionally do a trade with NKG to get rid of stuff I no longer want, and I occasionally browse the want-ads at various forums. And as far as minis go, the...

CharlieRock wrote: It's not going to effect your game in quite the same sense, unless they hog up all the tables at the game store. I don't know about the tables, because around here no one plays RPGs in the game stores, but it is already affecting what books I can find on the shelf. Two years ago,...

<t>Very few groups I've played with have ended up with a party name. The last one was three years ago, and we were "The Heroes of Maissen". In our current group, there is one player who constantly looks to adopt a party name, but I've found that it's almost impossible to just choose one, especially ...

<t>I was banned at the turn of the year for "snarkiness", as if I invented it. Some posters at ENWorld can go on and on, with page after page of "snark". Oh well. Didn't bother me that much, although I withdrew my yearly CSA update. <br/> <br/> I have completely refrained from posting in the 4E foru...

Kurgan wrote:
That was an onion?

No wonder all those "cure tumor" spells kept bouncing (and very likely why I kept craving a chili dog for some strange reason)!

Good gosh. I'm glad I had the Hipwaders of Protection!

Kurgan wrote:
No, he wasn't actually doing that, it was his name. He was a Kung Fu lemur. His name was Hoo Flung Pu.

Yeah, right. And MY character wasn't wearing an onion on his head either, you'll be saying next.

imweasel wrote: New pc's, started at 4th level. How do you adjudicate that in C&C? At any rate, our first run at C&C included, including replacement characters due to character death: Human Houri [then a Paladin, then another Paladin] Elven Bard [originally, for a one-off, a Spellsword, then a Drui...

thedungeondelver wrote:
The "surface parody" is the elephant in the room ...

Gol-dangit! There was an elephant in there???

Shoot. And I spent that whole darned dungeon trying to catch the blasted poo-flinging lemur.

<t>@Treebore:<br/> <br/> I copied your post from ENWorld to my group's email discussion the same day you made it, and it opened some eyes in our group. It was really useful in encouraging players to think creatively, and helped them realise that C&C did not restrict them the way they had thought...

<t>In our group's first go around with C&C, our DM mixed in large portions of Hackmaster with a base of AD&D and Necromancer, and it worked just dandy. HM seemed to be a good fit with C&C.<br/> <br/> In reply to a comment I made about Aces & Eights at ENWorld a couple of months ago, ...

Better late than never, right?

Hi. I've posted for a while at ENWorld and a wee bit at Dragonsfoot, but this place feels downright homey.