Deadly_Nightshade

Ask Blank, he said he might be willing to let another person join.

US of A and, if the paperwork ends up working out, Denmark.

I just thought that someone should point out the charity fund-raiser that is going on for Child's Play and Electronic Frontier Foundation. You get to name your price for the five independent game titles -they are World of Goo, Aquaria, Gish, Lugaru, and Penumbra: Overture- and the percentage that goes to charity (or the developers if you think they should get a cut as well). Also, for those who do buy the pack, the makers of Penumbra have included a coupon that lowers the price of the full Penumbra Collection to just $5 when ordered from their site. It's a good deal for a good cause, and it looks like the payments, when compared to other pay-what-you-will events like the World of Goo sale, are showing that (while low the average is about $7-$8 a person).

Thanks for the information, I'll get you the write-up as soon as it's done.

Is my idea oked or do I need to think up another character? If all is well I'll write up the backstory and have it to you by the end of this week, if not I'll come up with a new race/class combination.

Just maybe...

Bah, I picked up a copy of "Two Worlds Epic Edition" for $15 today and now wish I hadn't as the DRM used is not the kind I want my money supporting (something I only found out after opening the box and reading something about activating the game via a phone or the internet). Before I install, is there a way to get back used activations or is the game useless after three goes?

Wasn't that "spoiler" part of the original game description posted by Obsidian?

I'm fine either way.

What that doesn't address is things such as "renting" out government property for $1 for rallies and the like.

I'm thinking about a Tiefling rogue, although that might mean that our party has two thief-types.

Some of the stuff here might help as well (FAQs about the Sword Coast, the BG manual, etc).

There are sometimes watercooling editions of cards available, I don't know if that's helpful -I'm really not that familiar with watercooling- but if there was a pre-prepared one available that fit your needs that might be an option to consider.

If it's anything like the D&D games I ran via a forum awhile back* it will be a more-or-less dice-free game (excluding any rolls the DM might make). *Blank, if you've got any questions feel free to ask - although I'm sure you'll do a great job.

Sometimes that's true and sometimes it's not. While I think that all the 5970s are reference designs -id est the stock coolers, clocks, etc.- you might want to make sure as non-reference designs can make one type better than other. XFX, if they make that card yet, is another company you might want to look at since their double-lifetime-guaranty, basically a transferable-warranty, might help if you ever want to re-sell the GPU (or simply need to REM it down the line, most cards come with more stringent time-limits). Hope this helps.

Yeah, if I remember correctly Advanced Dungeons & Dragons -that's what 2 and 2.5 are, right?- has some significant differences from 3 and 3.5. Still, it's a classic system.

One was released today, or at least reported today.

There's currently not that much of a difference between the "right wing" and the "far right" - thus the assesment stands.

I would think that there would be more pen-and-paper players here than on most forums, excluding those devoted to that, and I would hope that we'll get at least three-four more players. Still, you're correct that this part of the forum is rarely visited.

It's a pretty safe assumption. Sadly, you're correct.

I'd be interested. A game set on the Sword Coast might be good since that's a fairly well known setting.

That's just not true.

NecroVision: Lost Company might be worth looking into.

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Done. Any chance you'll release the results?