David Fryer's page

I am making red beans and rice for supper.

7) Eando Kline as the main character.

3) Halfling monks.

I like most of what I see with the Kaenyds. However, Of the races that have been published so far, only half humans have been given the single +2 to any stat. I think you should figure out what lays at the core of what you like about a canine race and build your attribute bonuses around that. Maybe +2 to Con to represent their ruggedness, +2 to Wis to represent their attention and focus, and -2 to Dex to represent that canines are not really known for being agile creatures. Jut my 2 cp. I would also suggest that you tighten things up a little, and submit you work to the Pathfinder Database.

Demons are much more fun to use as mnsters and NPCs, evils are more fun to use as plot devices. That is my opinion.

I'd never hear it either, and my brother is usualy a clearing house for anti-Obama rhetoric.

David Fryer wrote:

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

J. Jacobs for the win: "cheesy and sketchy and dishonest and lame... fakey"

Where is that?

Sorry, I went away, and now am having trouble finding it. Should be in JJ's recent post history. It was in a thread where they were talking about the warlock class.

I am hoping to play Pathfinder today. But we will see.

Morning all.

Erik, I thuink he is refering to this thread.

You knew it was inevitable.

Except

David Fryer wrote:

The Blind Side is an excellent movie. But don't go if you don't like to cry in public. I even cried watching the movie.

I didn't even cry at my fathers funeral. I'll be Ok. Is it as good as I heard it was though?

My people determined that long ago, which is why we have been subtley sabatoging your ability to travel through intersteller space. Please go about your buisness.

David Fryer wrote:

Now I know I'm in trouble.

There are worse things than being like me...

** spoiler omitted **

The Blind Side is an excellent movie. But don't go if you don't like to cry in public. I even cried watching the movie.

Now I know I'm in trouble.

Am I bad father for wanting to scream at my son right now?

David Fryer wrote:

And now my two littlest children just closed my file and erased everything I had written.

No way. s~@#. Unrecoverable?

:S

Have you ever used Google Docs?

J. Jacobs for the win: "cheesy and sketchy and dishonest and lame... fakey"

And now my two littlest children just closed my file and erased everything I had written.

Okay, so I am up to 105 words on my 500 word proposal and I am still writing backstory. This might be harder than I thought.

Yeah, but I still need to know how navigable the river is.

How far up river is the city? Also, how navigable is the river?

Does anyone know the answer to this question?

There is a river on the map that runs out of the Zho Mountains. Does anyone know the name of that river? I do not have access to the Qadira book or I would look it up myself.

David Fryer wrote:

Solnes wrote:

David Fryer wrote:

The player in me says yikes. The DM in me says it's ridiculous. Ridiculously awesome that is.

I'm no dm....I no like!!! ;)

I can understand that. The good news is that it can only do it once per encounter, and only when it is below half hit points.

In that case, it's not even that unusual. Lots of tough 4e monsters can heal themselves. Maybe this one does it a little better, but it is a dragon after all :)

David Fryer wrote:

The player in me says yikes. The DM in me says it's ridiculous. Ridiculously awesome that is.

I'm no dm....I no like!!! ;)

It sure sounds like Monday, not Friday.

The player in me says yikes. The DM in me says it's ridiculous. Ridiculously awesome that is.

Did you know that 4E bronze dragons heal 12d6 hp and get a +2 bonus to attacks while in water?

Glad to here it.

Yesterday I walked into the new game store in town and boom, they tell me that I have won a free book of my choice for being the 100th prson through the door. And they had just gotten their new shipment in and were unpacking Draconomicon II. I thought things like that only happened on television.

I can't wait untill May when Sharoth and taig come! I would love to meet all of you guys....well, most of you. :)

I must say that I am much more impressed with this boodk than I was with Draconomicon I. Maybe it's because I like metallic dragons better than chromatics, but just feel I will get more use out of this one. But seriously, seven new dragons? That's just crazy, particularly when you consider that they reintroduce the draconians in this book, add two nedrakes, reintroduce the drakkenstead, and give us at least four new types of kobolds. I love what they did with bronze dragons, I can have a lot of fun with that.

My wife always said that Star Trek and Star Wars were the same. I guess she was right.

And appear!

Solnes wrote:

Good morning folks!!!
It is almost 11am and my house is clean and the fish sticks are in the oven. The dragon will be here later tonight, and I got an extension for my art class assignments. This is a good day!!!

I hope the three of you have a good visit.

David Fryer wrote:

Today I am going to get some housework done, and work on my submission for the Pathfinder Society open call. My working title is "The Lost Chronicle." Later I'm taking my wife to see "The Blind Side."

Good luck!

What's "The Blind Side" about?

"The Blind Side" depicts the remarkable true story of Michael Oher, a homeless African-American youngster from a broken home, taken in by the Touhys, a well-to-do white family who help him fulfill his potential. At the same time, Oher's presence in the Touhys' lives leads them to some insightful self-discoveries of their own. Living in his new environment, the teen faces a completely different set of challenges to overcome. As a football player and student, Oher works hard and, with the help of his coaches and adopted family, becomes an All-American offensive left tackle. In the latest chapter of his inspiring story, Oher was a First Round draft pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, selected by the Baltimore Ravens. The Touhys were there to share the moment with him.

Today I am going to get some housework done, and work on my submission for the Pathfinder Society open call. My working title is "The Lost Chronicle." Later I'm taking my wife to see "The Blind Side."

I am making a lovely dinner of Chicken Oporto fr dinner. I will post the recipe if anyone wants it.

Solnes wrote:

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Seriously, guys, don't help women stalk me. Life is already "interesting" enough as it is.

I am way lost...who is stalking you?

Don't worry, I was just drawing somebody out. See your FB inbox for multi-person conversation.

David Fryer wrote:

Seven, count them, svn new dragons in there, plus new coatal, kobolds, and draks, and the draconians are back.

Gratz on the free book, it's always good to win something

I guess your dragon page is going to get longer.

David Fryer wrote:

I just got back from my interview. It went pretty good. Two of the interviewers were the same as for another job I interviewed for back in September. I guess they were impressed enought to at least give me another shot at an interview with them.

Good luck dude, pulling for you!

David Fryer wrote:

And even better, I stopped by my LGS, it's not friendly yet, and for being the 100th customer there since they opened I got a free book. And they were unpacking Draconomicon II. ** spoiler omitted **

Sweet.

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Seriously, guys, don't help women stalk me. Life is already "interesting" enough as it is.

I am way lost...who is stalking you?

Okay I just got Draconomicon II and I forsee much work in my future. They really went dragon crazy with this one.

And even better, I stopped by my LGS, it's not friendly yet, and for being the 100th customer there since they opened I got a free book. And they were unpacking Draconomicon II.

I just got back from my interview. It went pretty good. Two of the interviewers were the same as for another job I interviewed for back in September. I guess they were impressed enought to at least give me another shot at an interview with them.

Munchkin Alert!