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Very nice, makes me wish I still had a group to DM.


das schwarze Auge wrote:
Sebastian wrote:
Razz wrote:
The truth behind who killed JFK, the moon landing, and how the Pentagon was hit by a cruise missle.

I see...

This tinfoil hat, does it still work if I were to wrap the tinfoil around a regular hat to make it more comfortable?

It depends you see. There was this guy we worked with. We'll refer to him as "Bob." Bob had some very...odd...thoughts. Which wasn't the problem. The problem was he voiced them. Frequently. Quite disturbing, actually, and it takes something really grotesque to put me off. I introduced him to the idea of tinfoil hats. So he made one. It seemed to help somewhat. Anyway, he eventually got a new job with another group, who also seemed to think he was a bit off. One day one of the guys Bob now worked with is talking to a friend of mine. He says, "This guy, Bob, he's a bit odd. And he has this tinfoil hat in his cube. Does he really believe in the whole black helicopters and orbital mind-control rays bit?" My friend explains, "You don't understand. It's not to keep the mind-control rays out. It's to keep his thoughts in." He replies, "Oh. That makes a lot more sense now." I think they started making Bob wear it in the office after that.

Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie. It just might save you too.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled playa' hatin'.

I'm still waiting for the Jiffy Pop upgrade for that Beanie. Protection from Mind Control and a yummy snack.


Too true. Probably saved someone life though. Stressed postal worker + Christmas card rush - one copy of Dragon beat half to death = one stressed relieved postal work who won't kill the person next to him. ;)


so was there a problem with this issue. I received both 351 and 352 yesterday (jan 16th) 351 was still in its bag but bent lengthwise and looked like it had been hit with a hammer. that's obviously the post office fault. I just wondering when it was originally shipped.


I'll be sure to read it and Happy holidays to you and your loved ones.


it was a rather odd choice on Pazio's part


aw man...what a downer. he was always one of my favorites. i absolutly loved his pencil works. I hope they have art supplies up in heaven.


girls just dont want boy cooties! ;)


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Well I knew I had read this adventure. I went through my past Dungeons and like you couldnt find it. I do have a few loaned out though. Then it hit me...I had read a copy of it that i had printed up. Went to the Wizards site and its one of the free downloads. here is the link
Crumbling Hall of the Frost Giant Jarl
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/oa/20020329a
i downloaded it again and read over it and it does have "the nameless thing" its stats are on page 6 of the pdf.


yes i use the Eberron content. Glad to see its there but it is easy enough to convert the other adventures.


The Eberron Errata list the correct crit for a sharrash as 19-20/x2, not 19-20/x4 as listed in the article. Though as a player I wish the chart was right.


WormysQueue wrote:
barrowwight wrote:
WormysQueue are you sure your German????
Yes I am, being born in Giessen/Hessen in 1973 and living there for 32 years now. I assume this qualifies me as being german :)

just teasing...you said in one post your english might be rusty or something to that extent...when its most diffently not :)


Put me in the keep it camp, though i will continue to by dungeon regardless if its there or not. I have enjoyed a majority of the Will saves. There have been a few that I havent enjoyed but I realize that other people may have. Same with critical threats and maps of mystery. well ok, i have never used a critical threat feature but i have used several maps of mystery. I like them but i understand that not everyone gets use out of them.
oh and WormysQueue are you sure your German????