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But feel free as the DM to smack down any punk player who wants to turn a rule or lack of rule into a ticket to immortality.

I have also seen him in a number of Hammer flicks as well.

Patrick Troughton was in one of the Sinbads or maybe Jason and the Argonauts.

Being a Moorcock fan, I like this as well. Thanks for the legwork on it.

You continue to rule RC!

I too am sorry to hear of this. My heart goes out to you.

Though not appendix N, I read the Dragonlance novels while training in the desert on a hillside at sunset (the end of the working day). That was fun! Lord Dunsany should be read in like some hidden stream in a forest.

No problem RC is a good guy. That was my selling point and it looks like I picked two winning modules between you two.

Just picked this up today. Now for some reading!

Is it ok to do a one size fits all for Lawful and Chaotic or should I try two seperate ones?

I am fortunate enough for my players (well the two that are left) to have never paid attention to Greyhawk. The deities in that setting blow so I use Norse, Greek and Egyptian deities ( with a very CHAOTIC Cthulhu mythos as well) yes I'm a dung stirrer!

Though I have no idea of this first Con at our convention center here in Buffalo, I would love to see GG bring some much needed sunlight to this gaming void!
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I usually care more about my Players' character names. I read some terrible ones over the years. Someone tried to walk a Dark Sun character on with the name Voodoo Chicken. That makes for some serious role playing there!

Colin you have been making great points on this. I'm clearly beginning to waffle on my capital C stance of Cthulhu's alignment to seeing it both ways.

Out of all the weekends, this Saturday or the one at the convention?

Muscle would be a good name.

Bards are incredible. People just expect them to cast, thieve, and fight better than the more focused classes. What makes them special is that they can do all three well. In 5-person party, they support all of the other roles; in a 3-4 person party they fill gaps; in a 1-2 person party, they're a a...

Cmon there has to be some bad guys out there who want play with my Auntie Paladin!

TriggerHappy wrote: and Cthulhu is definitely neutral, its just those that worship him are most likely insane crazies

Thanks for that!

Of course if I am being a bit of a jerk I can rule two stat decreases. I get in my moods sometimes, no wonder I can't find any players.

Yeah between what Mythfish said and Colin's last post, I am pondering this longer. By the way Colin, you don't have to say BBQ sauce for us yanks. HP sauce kicks ass.

I do too but if I can make the rule lighter for a character that I like to keep going, I as a DM like it. When we were kids, a party member chased down a giant spider that he wanted xp for so our GM had Lolth "mark" him. Needless to say the drow were always around looking for him.

I think an argument could be made that Cthulhu is Neutral, but most of his followers are Chaotic. I think this is an important distinction. Puny human intellect does not always properly understand the workings of MIGHTY GODS. One can serve a Lawful power, while being Chaotic themselves (and vice ve...

I do love these debates by the way!

Sorry praying for your god to come back when the stars are right and destroy civilization is chaotic! He's just very powerful chaos but still chaos.