Taig totp?Where's taig?So, do ethergaunts have genders?I am king!No you're not!
Hu iss tage?
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3-day over. *sigh*
Back to work
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ZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Heh? Oh I must have nodded off there.
Good morning everyone, I'm off to bed now.
Heh? Oh I must have nodded off there.
Good morning everyone, I'm off to bed now.
Good night.
Hello? I guess the weekend wore everyone out.
Hello? I guess the weekend wore everyone out.
Hello Bitter Thorn,
i am here, it's early afternoon in my neck of the paizo woods
Ugh. Still sick. Need to clean and run an errand, but have no motivation.
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Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
get well soon, lynora
*sends motivational thoughts*
Hello? I guess the weekend wore everyone out.Hello Bitter Thorn,
i am here, it's early afternoon in my neck of the paizo woods
Howdy!
Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
Sweet!
Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
wow, nice!
leason learned today (well, more like 10 minutes ago):
if you do the ironing while watching a Metallica DVD, don't leave the electric iron on the shirt if you feel the sudden urge to play air guitar :-/ ;-)
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Hope everyone's weekend was fantastic!
Of course, after weekend comes work. And my started off BRILLIANTLY with me driving to within 10 miles of work, stopping for gas as I always do, and then not being able to start the car back up because the battery was shot.
So, I got a jump, called work, told them I had to take the car to the shop, and proceeded to drive all the way back home, get the battery replaced and log in from home to work.
The price for working at home the day after Memorial Day weekend? $104.22
Hope everyone's weekend was fantastic!
Of course, after weekend comes work. And my started off BRILLIANTLY with me driving to within 10 miles of work, stopping for gas as I always do, and then not being able to start the car back up because the battery was shot.
So, I got a jump, called work, told them I had to take the car to the shop, and proceeded to drive all the way back home, get the battery replaced and log in from home to work.
The price for working at home the day after Memorial Day weekend? $104.22
Ouch! I remember when a good battery was $20, and I'm old, but I'm not that old.
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Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
I always like your photos. Those falls are gorgeous. I envy you Colorado's terrain sometimes. :)
I always like your photos. Those falls are gorgeous. I envy you Colorado's terrain sometimes. :)Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
Only sometimes? You live in Ohio! Granted that southern Ohio at least has some hills. I have to drive north to get away from miles of flat urban landscape. ;P
*runs into the thread, on fire*
Hello Fawtlers.
narrowly dodged some nasty weather last night in north dakota. 90 mph gusts of wind, near constant lightning. Fled our apartment for the safety of a friend's (they have a basement, apparently that's important tornado survival equipment!)
My cat, Mildred Percivel Wexley, took the initiative during the stormy dash to the neighbors and decided to eviscerate me.
In other news, life is crazy, work is nuts. how about ya'all?
*runs into the thread, on fire*
Hello Fawtlers.
narrowly dodged some nasty weather last night in north dakota. 90 mph gusts of wind, near constant lightning. Fled our apartment for the safety of a friend's (they have a basement, apparently that's important tornado survival equipment!)
My cat, Mildred Percivel Wexley, took the initiative during the stormy dash to the neighbors and decided to eviscerate me.
In other news, life is crazy, work is nuts. how about ya'all?
About the same, sans the really bad weather. Brother!
Couldn't help chuckling at your cat dilemma. The wife and I were watching the old Batman series on TV last nite, a Catwoman episode. Robin was attacked by a trained black cat, whose nails were dipped in venom which made Robin CAThargic. Luckily, Batman had a box of Universal Antidote Chiclets in his utility belt. Otherwise, it would have been a CATastrophe!
*runs into the thread, on fire*
Hello Fawtlers.
narrowly dodged some nasty weather last night in north dakota. 90 mph gusts of wind, near constant lightning. Fled our apartment for the safety of a friend's (they have a basement, apparently that's important tornado survival equipment!)
My cat, Mildred Percivel Wexley, took the initiative during the stormy dash to the neighbors and decided to eviscerate me.
In other news, life is crazy, work is nuts. how about ya'all?
About the same, sans the really bad weather. Brother!
Couldn't help chuckling at your cat dilemma. The wife and I were watching the old Batman series on TV last nite, a Catwoman episode. Robin was attacked by a trained black cat, whose nails were dipped in venom which made Robin CAThargic. Luckily, Batman had a box of Universal Antidote Chiclets in his utility belt. Otherwise, it would have been a CATastrophe!
lol damnit Adam West!
Yeah the cat and I, we have an interesting relationsip. I'm surprised it's still alive.
*runs into the thread, on fire*
Hello Fawtlers.
narrowly dodged some nasty weather last night in north dakota. 90 mph gusts of wind, near constant lightning. Fled our apartment for the safety of a friend's (they have a basement, apparently that's important tornado survival equipment!)
My cat, Mildred Percivel Wexley, took the initiative during the stormy dash to the neighbors and decided to eviscerate me.
In other news, life is crazy, work is nuts. how about ya'all?
About the same, sans the really bad weather. Brother!
Couldn't help chuckling at your cat dilemma. The wife and I were watching the old Batman series on TV last nite, a Catwoman episode. Robin was attacked by a trained black cat, whose nails were dipped in venom which made Robin CAThargic. Luckily, Batman had a box of Universal Antidote Chiclets in his utility belt. Otherwise, it would have been a CATastrophe!
Grooaan.
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Only sometimes? You live in Ohio! Granted that southern Ohio at least has some hills. I have to drive north to get away from miles of flat urban landscape. ;PI always like your photos. Those falls are gorgeous. I envy you Colorado's terrain sometimes. :)Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
I don't live in Ohio. ???
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Back!
Hmmmm. Looks like I need to do some more weeding
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Cool, I'll take help where I can get it. I struggled a bit with the 3.5 to beta to Pathfinder conversion on this, and I almost TPK'ed the party with an encounter that should have been hard but not crazy.Studpuffin might weigh in and he is much better than I at this, but it seems about right to me.I'm building some demon orcs (Tanarukk in FR). Does CR4 sound right for Barb2 orcs with fiendish, advanced, and SR 12? Technically they are CR 3, but I up'ed their stats and SR a bit. I'm shooting for CR4, but I think an other level of barb is over doing it, but they seem a hair light. I'm not sure.
Thanks.
Bump for SP.
deep fawlting across the universe....
....always going forward cause we can't find reverse!
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Bump for SP.Cool, I'll take help where I can get it. I struggled a bit with the 3.5 to beta to Pathfinder conversion on this, and I almost TPK'ed the party with an encounter that should have been hard but not crazy.Studpuffin might weigh in and he is much better than I at this, but it seems about right to me.I'm building some demon orcs (Tanarukk in FR). Does CR4 sound right for Barb2 orcs with fiendish, advanced, and SR 12? Technically they are CR 3, but I up'ed their stats and SR a bit. I'm shooting for CR4, but I think an other level of barb is over doing it, but they seem a hair light. I'm not sure.
Thanks.
Sorry I didn't see this before. :(
Anyway, I think I remember Tanarukk being about CR 2 or 3 in the Monsters of Faerun book, and they had outsider racial hit dice at that time. I would say that Barb 2 (which is CR 1) plus fiendish, advanced, and SR translates to about a CR of 2 or 3. If you want to up them to about CR 4 I would add another level of barbarian.
Alternatively, you could start with a basic orc barbarian and drop the half-fiend template on them... but that might be a little too much oomph for not enough HP. I'd still probably tack on a level of Barbarian.
What kind of stat array and feats are you looking at, though? That could make all the difference.
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Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
Looks photoshopped.
Looks photoshopped.Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
That's just how photographed waterfalls look with a non-fast exposure!
Okay, I'm not reading 205 new posts. If someone knows I should see something, please link or summarize.
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Ouch! I remember when a good battery was $20, and I'm old, but I'm not that old.Hope everyone's weekend was fantastic!
Of course, after weekend comes work. And my started off BRILLIANTLY with me driving to within 10 miles of work, stopping for gas as I always do, and then not being able to start the car back up because the battery was shot.
So, I got a jump, called work, told them I had to take the car to the shop, and proceeded to drive all the way back home, get the battery replaced and log in from home to work.
The price for working at home the day after Memorial Day weekend? $104.22
No, at his work they charge you for web-commuting.
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Ouch! I remember when a good battery was $20, and I'm old, but I'm not that old.Hope everyone's weekend was fantastic!
Of course, after weekend comes work. And my started off BRILLIANTLY with me driving to within 10 miles of work, stopping for gas as I always do, and then not being able to start the car back up because the battery was shot.
So, I got a jump, called work, told them I had to take the car to the shop, and proceeded to drive all the way back home, get the battery replaced and log in from home to work.
The price for working at home the day after Memorial Day weekend? $104.22
I remember when a good battery was free! Stupid car alarms...
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*runs into the thread, on fire*
Hello Fawtlers.
narrowly dodged some nasty weather last night in north dakota. 90 mph gusts of wind, near constant lightning. Fled our apartment for the safety of a friend's (they have a basement, apparently that's important tornado survival equipment!)
My cat, Mildred Percivel Wexley, took the initiative during the stormy dash to the neighbors and decided to eviscerate me.
In other news, life is crazy, work is nuts. how about ya'all?
I remember being in a car during a lightning-storm in North Dakota. It was pretty, but probably because it was relatively far away and the wind wasn't noticeable inside the car.
For BT.
Cool!
I remember being in a car during a lightning-storm in North Dakota. It was pretty, but probably because it was relatively far away and the wind wasn't noticeable inside the car.*runs into the thread, on fire*
Hello Fawtlers.
narrowly dodged some nasty weather last night in north dakota. 90 mph gusts of wind, near constant lightning. Fled our apartment for the safety of a friend's (they have a basement, apparently that's important tornado survival equipment!)
My cat, Mildred Percivel Wexley, took the initiative during the stormy dash to the neighbors and decided to eviscerate me.
In other news, life is crazy, work is nuts. how about ya'all?
Yeah it can be really, really cool. Because it's so flat you can see forever, and the lightshows ARE impressive.
I don't live in Ohio. ???Only sometimes? You live in Ohio! Granted that southern Ohio at least has some hills. I have to drive north to get away from miles of flat urban landscape. ;PI always like your photos. Those falls are gorgeous. I envy you Colorado's terrain sometimes. :)Hello everyone. Back -- for the most part. Got to get back to work.
Didn't take as many pictures as I would have liked, but spent some good time with family. Got a couple of good pics of Boulder Falls if you are interested.
Oops. Must be my Some-timers kicking in. Sorry.