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I was just rounding out my "Gig Young repertoire" with THE SHUTTERED ROOM (1967). Review? Don't bother unless you're a "SPECTRE (1978 TV film) fanatic" like me! 
What else specifically rpg related?
The space game.... some work not much.
The various fantasy... plowing on and on.
The campaign has a doom upon it, perched on the edge of a knife as they say, part of me wants to continue with a replacement and another wants to start all over with new blood.
What else specifically rpg related?
The space game.... some work not much.
The various fantasy... plowing on and on.
The campaign has a doom upon it, perched on the edge of a knife as they say, part of me wants to continue with a replacement and another wants to start all over with new blood.
Gene, fire cleans all. Burn it down and build it up again.
- Wheggi
- Wheggi
The Twisting Stair
An old school role-playing game periodical with a focus on adventure design
Stephen Colbert: “What would you do, when coming up with your character you roll six rolls of three six-sided dice to come up with your character”
Joe Magliano: “There’s a new way now where you roll 4d6 and you take away the lowest.”
Stephen Colbert: “Really? That’s for children!”
An old school role-playing game periodical with a focus on adventure design
Stephen Colbert: “What would you do, when coming up with your character you roll six rolls of three six-sided dice to come up with your character”
Joe Magliano: “There’s a new way now where you roll 4d6 and you take away the lowest.”
Stephen Colbert: “Really? That’s for children!”
Never continue a campaign that bores the DM. It will inevitably show. I'm with Wheggi - burn it down and start over.
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I'm preparing to start the third year of my school campaign. This year we have a spinoff group in Middle School - they already know the basics, so I printed up some copies of Labyrinth Lord and let 'em at it. I'll be running a brand new group of 5th/6th grade newbies through the Caves of Chaos, which is kind of becoming my Stairway to Heaven. This will also mark the first year I'll be paid for playing D&D throughout the entire year, a nice little $2600 bonus. More than enough to feed my own gaming jones all year long.
Meanwhile, I'm collaborating with a buddy on a graphic novel about expat hijinks in a whorehouse/Australian-themed sports bar in Phnom Penh entitled Everything is Riel. Look for it in finer comic-book stores, headshops and adult bookstores later this year. Just don't tell anybody you know my name!
My house was robbed over the last weekend - thankfully I didn't lose my hard drive or any of my notebooks, but it certainly has set back my budget for high-end electronics. I've got a bunch of writing projects in various stages of completion - all are in limbo while I wait to replace my dying computer, which the bandits sensibly didn't steal. My biggest project, my campaign world, is pretty much finished in longhand and hand-drawn form but needs a serious shakedown with Photoshop, et. al.
Finally, I'm buying a restaurant/bar in a neighboring SE Asian country, due to be a done deal in late April. I've been drawing up proposals for the decor lately and am leaning in favor of a 3-wall mural based either on the Erol Otus Deities & Demigods cover or the Trampier Player's Handbook cover... or is that going too far??
Meanwhile, I'm collaborating with a buddy on a graphic novel about expat hijinks in a whorehouse/Australian-themed sports bar in Phnom Penh entitled Everything is Riel. Look for it in finer comic-book stores, headshops and adult bookstores later this year. Just don't tell anybody you know my name!
My house was robbed over the last weekend - thankfully I didn't lose my hard drive or any of my notebooks, but it certainly has set back my budget for high-end electronics. I've got a bunch of writing projects in various stages of completion - all are in limbo while I wait to replace my dying computer, which the bandits sensibly didn't steal. My biggest project, my campaign world, is pretty much finished in longhand and hand-drawn form but needs a serious shakedown with Photoshop, et. al.
Finally, I'm buying a restaurant/bar in a neighboring SE Asian country, due to be a done deal in late April. I've been drawing up proposals for the decor lately and am leaning in favor of a 3-wall mural based either on the Erol Otus Deities & Demigods cover or the Trampier Player's Handbook cover... or is that going too far??
KELLRI
All Killer No Filler
Wrestling bears is not easy. It's almost impossible to get them to sell for you. - Superstar Billy Graham
All Killer No Filler
Wrestling bears is not easy. It's almost impossible to get them to sell for you. - Superstar Billy Graham
I dunno. Is it going too far for me to visit Asia just to see and photograph the mural and make you buy me a drink on the house?Kellri wrote: Finally, I'm buying a restaurant/bar in a neighboring SE Asian country, due to be a done deal in late April. I've been drawing up proposals for the decor lately and am leaning in favor of a 3-wall mural based either on the Erol Otus Deities & Demigods cover or the Trampier Player's Handbook cover... or is that going too far??
I'm with TRP. I can't say I've ever felt an urge to visit SE Asia before reading this paragraph. Now, well...keep us posted.Kellri wrote:Finally, I'm buying a restaurant/bar in a neighboring SE Asian country, due to be a done deal in late April. I've been drawing up proposals for the decor lately and am leaning in favor of a 3-wall mural based either on the Erol Otus Deities & Demigods cover or the Trampier Player's Handbook cover... or is that going too far??
My only experiences with SE Asia are Hong Kong, Singapore, and Bali, so I'm obviously not on the same sheet of music with you (oh, and I did sail past Vietnam thinking it's been a long time since a Boney was there...).Kellri wrote:Finally, I'm buying a restaurant/bar in a neighboring SE Asian country, due to be a done deal in late April. I've been drawing up proposals for the decor lately and am leaning in favor of a 3-wall mural based either on the Erol Otus Deities & Demigods cover or the Trampier Player's Handbook cover... or is that going too far??
If the area you're in is anything like Bali, might I suggest a vaguely Lovecraftian theme?
Walk amongst the natives by day, but in your heart be Superman.
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It has nothing to do with me until it has something to do with me.
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It has nothing to do with me until it has something to do with me.
Kellri, I think you may have trumped your previous awesomeness with an even bigger heapin' helpin' of awesomeness! Send me a picture of yourself, so I can sell it on shirts and mugs through Cafe Press.
I just may have to sell everything I have, just so I can give up the life I know and spend my days drunk in the Erol Otis bar, surrounded by 'buy me drinkee' girls singing bad kareoke . . .
- Wheggi
I just may have to sell everything I have, just so I can give up the life I know and spend my days drunk in the Erol Otis bar, surrounded by 'buy me drinkee' girls singing bad kareoke . . .
- Wheggi
The Twisting Stair
An old school role-playing game periodical with a focus on adventure design
Stephen Colbert: “What would you do, when coming up with your character you roll six rolls of three six-sided dice to come up with your character”
Joe Magliano: “There’s a new way now where you roll 4d6 and you take away the lowest.”
Stephen Colbert: “Really? That’s for children!”
An old school role-playing game periodical with a focus on adventure design
Stephen Colbert: “What would you do, when coming up with your character you roll six rolls of three six-sided dice to come up with your character”
Joe Magliano: “There’s a new way now where you roll 4d6 and you take away the lowest.”
Stephen Colbert: “Really? That’s for children!”
... I knew I should have barred Kellri from this thread based on the likelihood that he'd make my life seem washed out and lame. Dammit. 
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and playing Jenga. Don't forget the Jenga!Wheggi wrote:I just may have to sell everything I have, just so I can give up the life I know and spend my days drunk in the Erol Otis bar, surrounded by 'buy me drinkee' girls singing bad kareoke . . .
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The bar I'm buying is situated next to a large 24-hr whorehouse/Australian-themed sports bar with 4 flos of hos and sexpats. The one thing you aren't allowed to do in that place is smoke the ganj - which is the primary goal in my place. At $1.50 a jay, beer for $1, I hope to siphon off some of the punters from next door who need to chill out before diving back into the more expensive pleasures.
KELLRI
All Killer No Filler
Wrestling bears is not easy. It's almost impossible to get them to sell for you. - Superstar Billy Graham
All Killer No Filler
Wrestling bears is not easy. It's almost impossible to get them to sell for you. - Superstar Billy Graham
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