Recent content by CleverNickName

Wasn't Greyhawk originally presented as an example of worldbuilding in D&D? And if that's the case, why are folks so surprised to see it being used in the same manner again? EDIT: I might be thinking of Mystara.

Agree on all points. Like I said: I know the stuff I like isn't the sort of stuff that would sell to today's wider D&D-playing audience. WotC would do well to continue NOT listening to me about this stuff. :)

Why not Greyhawk? It's as good a campaign setting as any. I would have personally preferred Mystara, but there's a huge difference between (Stuff I Prefer) and (Stuff That Others Will Buy). I'm sure they counted all the beans, weighed all the options, and then picked the one with the best...

I knew the prequels wouldn't be popular, but dang. Did anybody like them?

Here are three fundamental truths about Mexican-American food. 1. If you're in New Mexico, Arizona, or Texas, and someone's grandmother brings you a bag of homemade tamales, you have just been visited by an angel. If you aren't moved to tears by this gesture, you are unworthy of such a kingly...

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Savage Worlds

I make a tart lemon syrup that I keep in a squeeze bottle in the fridge. Squirt a few tablespoons over ice, maybe add a splash of gin (or don't), and fill it with club soda. Or stir a bit into my iced tea. Or drizzle it over vanilla ice cream or a toasted slice of pound cake. Or...

"I may not agree with this peaceful protest, but I'll fight for your right to---wait, is that pineapple on your pizza?" (pulls out a cell phone) "That does it, I'm calling the police!"

Well you're still wrong, but by all means: please type it all up again and post it a second third fourth time. Maybe it'll magically become correct, through the power of repetition alone.

This discussion reminded me of this gem from 2007: https://www.theonion.com/unconventional-director-sets-shakespeare-play-in-time-1819569151 "You just don't mess with a classic."

I'm not monitoring it very closely, but I noticed a spike in the "Yep" votes when the Creative Commons thing was announced. How many folks changed their vote because of it?

Ya know, you could just keep playing 4th Edition. I hear it's a good game. Lots of people like it.