Recent content by DuskFox

Well... that's annoying.

Yeah, I suppose it would be funny to play a character who constantly had a bow-wielding child strapped to his back.

And if you shoot me, Toots, he'll still be out of chalk. It's not like you circumvent that kind of problem by outsourcing.

Yeah, but when would you seriously ever get to play one in a campaign? That's harder to believe than the damn Telchos Warrior.

There is very little in the world that I find more amusing than the sight and sound of little men marching to little drums. If we’re lucky, maybe one of them will do a cartwheel.

If only your writing made sense, Tooth. Besides, I'm the Dealingest Dealer in Magnamund--to say the Kai lack for herbal refreshments is to say the dwarves lack for a snail's-eye view of the ground. You keep trying to convince people otherwise, Stubby--after all, you do have to work twice as hard...

I think it's your aversion to punctuation that's making them wait, THM. :wink: For those of you who don't want to join the vertically-challenged fantasy NRA, there are other classes to join, too.

To be fair, some of that "fanfic" ends up becoming canon. Most of it does not, however, and I agree that the printed supplement wins the argument, and a pocket book seems fairly unnecessary.

I suppose this ties into the long-running debate as to whether Nadziranim are a race or a class--they are either trained in their skills, or they are created with them. If the former is true, they should have a specific class, but if it’s the latter, it would make sense that no specific class...

There are a lot of minor errors that just show, overall, a lack of editing by knowledgeable staff. I mean, anyone can edit for spelling and grammar, but you should get people who know the setting to edit for content. I always notice minor stuff, though, like how Rendalim's Elixir is said to...

I love that joke.

Yeah, but logically speaking, it's giving us material we already have. While it may be a runaway success, it may also be a dismal failure, with people not wanting to buy a copy of rules they already bought.

Actually, it was me, I hadn't realized I wasn't signed in, and I wasn't baiting Drak. It's just that I notice people spell those incorrectly more often than not, which is odd considering how often they appear in the series. I didn't think they were all that difficult to spell.

I tend to have a general idea for what I will and won't allow, but when we're in the "figuring out a class" phase, there's not a lot to tell--I try not to push people too hard except maybe to say "no chaotic evil characters" or "I don't want any half-orcs" or something. It's when someone...

I don't know about you, but when I'm plotting out a campaign, I don't spend too much time thinking about which classes I want played and which I don't, but if someone comes to me with something I don't want played, I usually say so at that point. I'm pretty sure that's where he's coming from.