Recent content by Richards

In today's "Dreams of Erthe" campaign (we delayed a day since yesterday was a player's birthday), the PCs: Met up in the Dreamlands, to be given a wild moogle as a guide that in theory could track the advanced hypnalis vipers from last adventure back to where they originated: the heart of the...

Destroyed dreamscape viper mutation center. Johnathan

That would not have been remotely possible in the earlier episodes, when the steering on the TARDIS was "wonky" and he could never quite always get to exactly where and when he intended.... I kind of miss those days. Johnathan

I'm now reading a Destroyer title I picked up online: #94 - Feeding Frenzy, by Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir. It's apparently about edible bugs being put on the market, and causing a bunch of deaths - kind of topical since the media's been running a lot of "bugs are actually good for you"...

I love that character and have just been waiting for Holly to come out in paperback. Johnathan

Jail time would be worth it for that pun! Johnathan

This thread wasn't just an opportunity to have the term "The Great Whizbang Dustyboots" on prominent display, was it? (I'll assume it was just a happy accident.) Johnathan

Levels 1-20 in all four "standard" campaigns thus far. (My son ran a Skylanders D&D campaign for my nephew and I that went to 15th level only, but that was as high as the story needed to be, as the campaign was intended merely as an introduction to TTRPGs for my (at the time) 10-year-old...

I write my own adventures, but I use lots of material from the various sourcebooks (Libris Mortis, Manual of the Planes, Stormwrack, Serpent Kingdoms, etc.). My first two campaigns were set in a (heavily modified) Greyhawk, but by current one (and intended follow-on campaign) are on the same...

I started around 1977 with AD&D 1E as a high schooler, and I played AD&D 2E with my kids, but 3.5 is where I ended up and where I fully intend to stay. I literally have enough 3.5 material to last me the rest of my gaming life, with a group of players who likewise saw no need to move on to 4E...

Good point. I don't think the DM had that in mind when he came up with the adventure, but it's a happy coincidence that offers an excellent explanation. He was more concerned that we killed the githyanki sword retrieval team (as expected), and so he purposefully didn't have any of them have...

In tonight's "Ghourmand Vale" game session, the PCs: Were hired to stand watch over a slain paladin's corpse in the Temple of Pelor overnight, while the temple leadership went up to the top of the hills to catch the first rays of the morning sun to light the torch which would then be used to...

Guarded paladin's corpse from looters. Johnathan

Not just walk, but also run down stairs! Johnathan