Snorter wrote:
Don't forget the largely cosmopolitan cities of Texas could band together to join this proposed mega city program.
Fire and Ice (not really a movie, as much as a series of animated Frank Frazetta paintings)
Can someone please remaster a new soundtrack for Ladyhawke, the score is painful but the film itself is awesome. Also Plunkett and Macleane is cool, not fantasy but definitely worth a watch. EDIT: Also, Wizards (1977). How could I have forgotten to mention this?
Mythic Evil Lincoln wrote:
Thank you for reminding of Sean Connery in a red nappy
In most groups there is an, usually unspoken, idea that PCs don,t charge each other for services rendered unto the party. This is why they compared what you were doing to charging for cures etc. Now it might be In Character for you to add a fee, Abadar is all about commerce after all, but trying to charge the party crosses a line that you might not have known was there.
These are great if you have not seen them before, very enlightening as to some behaviour you might see round a gaming table. I have known many, many gamers. Some were "socially awkward", some were complete morons, most were normal people that liked gaming. A few were actually "socially gifted" :) I am from the UK, I think we have a slightly easier time over here because there was no huge moral panic in the 80s to give RPGs a massive social stigma. When I say I am a gamer to most people they ask "whats that all about then?" not "HOW DARE YOU CONSORT WITH DEMONS!" |