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FrankTrollman at [unixtime wrote:1156940626[/unixtime]]I could seriously see living in Amsterdam

Me too, starting this Sunday

On the water: I remember being super amazed in Arizona that you'd always get a huge glass o'water with your anything.

My g/f (being American) also loves the stroopwafels.

Liberul media.

Close combat shot. For new uses it takes a moment for people to learn them but shortcuts are always better and acronyms trump even that. Hips all the way.

How is that a cheat?

Holy bananas! Soooo~ good!

Something for +1 bab/lvl classes and Rogues?[br][br]Maybe stuff like a Druid Necromancer, who would be different from a cleric Necromancer since it's less about undead domination and more about setting up a cool swamp domain with ghosts and will-o-the-wisps and zombies, and spending all the damn tim...

Is this actually based on that Penny Arcade cartoon? Elemenstor and his ambulatory dresser? Wow. It must be unnerving to have legions of people out there that turn every turd you poop into an object of worship.

Hahaha oh you're such a card

The main problem I see with democracies is that after every vote everyone puts their own spin on what 'the people' actually just said. Especially with the yes/no type of votes, like the european constitution one. Yes? People love Europe. No? People want to get rid of the Euro. Yes? People love the c...

Also, in 2000 you could still get away with making a 'joke' about that 'funny' sound clip about dnd. I'm not entirely sure you could get away with forcing three to four such 'jokes' into one paragraph even back then, though.

These interests include other things than just money. Apparently a lot of people were quite willing to pay good money (in terms of forfeited income) to stop men from giving ceremonial rings to other men.

Okay despite not playing I totally voted since hey I'm going to read it. And since there were eleven entries and eleven ratings I ordered them all according to preference.

It's giving 'access forbidden' messages when you click the links, but if you do as I said in my previous post you can check out the cleanshaven Frank.

EDIT: Who, by the way, sans beard somehow looks like an English hooligan.

You can check them out by right-clicking them, selecting properties and then copy-pasting the URL into a browser window.

I know I was really surprised they allowed linking for quite some time; I kinda figured they simply changed their policy.

This isn't new, I had this happen like two years ago in the CoF. Only it was a shemale then.

Maybe it's time to send it again?

Reading this list certainly makes me want to play Shadowrun.

Damn straight they're heavy. I had to bring 10 books along last session and that certainly pissed me off. The old class books were a lot lighter.

Josh_Kablack at [unixtime wrote:1113335479[/unixtime]]

Guest (Unregistered) at [unixtime wrote:1113284179[/unixtime]]Page 31 of the DnD FAQ says that artifacts are DMs choice, but usually 20th.

That's exactly the global reference I was looking for - thanks.

But isn't it a bit low for an Epic artifact?

I'd love to see them answer the rogue bonus feats one. All the signs point to 'yes they can', but all the dms point to 'oh no they don't'.

What game would that be? Fallout 2?

If you use this feat to place an AMF on yourself, doesn't that mean that other spellcasters can target you with anything and everything as well? The effects are just suppressed in the squares you don't occupy.[br][br]And how would it affect someone trying to stab you with a magic weapon? Is the weap...

Awesome. Now there is official support to smack people with an xp penalty, a negative level or a debilitating curse if they happen to be argumentative. I guess maturity simply means 'exposed nipples' in WotC-speak.

Check out Daft Punk's latest album Human After All. Good stuff.