Troll Lord Games

Mike Frank wrote: Hey! I grew up in Washington and still consider it home. I lived in Oak Harbor (NAS Whidbey) from birth to about 18 years. Ah, how I miss it. Nice to know the state isn't devoid of gamers. I've been having a terrible time finding folks to play with. So much so that I've finally gi...

A favorite post apocolyptic of mine is The Postman. The book more than the Costner flick. As usual, the movie hacked the origional book to bits, but that's movies in general, right!

<t>It must have been around 1978 when I first heard of D&D. My dad and I were backpacking in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Mt St Helens (this was a couple of years before it blew up). One night we were camping on the edge of some lake. The adjacent camp was a guy about 20 years old or...

Treebore wrote:
That is a very good point.

Thank you kindly. I also liked the artwork I saw. (I perused a friend's copy and then ordered my own. It should be here Thursday!)

<t>38, married (quite happily thirteen years) and, like, wow.<br/> <br/> You see the thing is this: since I'm married, if I see a cutie, I am relieved of the pressure of trying to be cool! I don't have to make any impression at all, let alone wowing the young thing. It makes ogling and flirting so m...

<t>AD&D, cool as it is, got a little too rulesy when I ran out of time between work ad family. As a kid with way too much free time and no inclination to sports, I had the mental resources to spare to learn the ins and outs of the game. As a grownup with wife and kids to keep happy, my time is r...