Interplanetary teleport

[Spanky the Leprechaun]

I bother them about a planetary book every couplea months or so.
I'm pretty sure it's a long way off.

[Erik Day]

I thought at this time that I might like to point out that the ludicrous fantasy setting in Spelljammer consisting of Phlogiston space and crystal spheres was actually a once widely believed theory of the cosmos.

It comes from a 16th century philosopher named Tycho Brahe, and was the accepted theory of reality until his former apprentice Kepler proved him wrong.

And yeah, I'd totally be game for a planetary book as well...I'll download "Red Revolution" as soon as I can to see how it went.

[Ku Kachumber Slaad]

Epic Meepo wrote:

Gorbacz wrote:

"Slaves to R.A.W" sounds like a cool metal band name.

Their first album could be called Nerdrage.

Is this being 'Slaves to R.A.W.: Neckbeard Fortress?"

[rando1000]

Epic Meepo wrote:

rando1000 wrote:

Epic Meepo wrote:

Barfly: "Is that a d20 in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"

Neither, it's a D30!

Well played, rando1000. Well played.

Thankyou very much!

[LazarX]

Eric Hinkle wrote:

Even more extremely interested here, I loved the old Spelljammer settin a

You and the six other people who bought it. (counting myself) :)

[LazarX]

Erik Day wrote:

I thought at this time that I might like to point out that the ludicrous fantasy setting in Spelljammer consisting of Phlogiston space and crystal spheres was actually a once widely believed theory of the cosmos.

It comes from a 16th century philosopher named Tycho Brahe, and was the accepted theory of reality until his former apprentice Kepler proved him wrong.

I think he proved him wrong by poisoning him with mercury.

[Diamond B]

LazarX wrote:

Scott Andrews wrote:

Who else is excited about the campaign possiblities brought about by the existence of this spell?

If the spell exists it's meh. It doesn't open up any possibilities that I could not have created by more interesting means, such as spelljammers. (my personal preference over something as mundane as a spell)

+1

I've loved the idea of Spelljammers from their very inception. When/if I ever have my group begin exploring space, they will be using this mode of transportation.

Sometimes the trip isn't about the destination, it's about the journey.

[Kthulhu]

Urizen wrote:

Kain Darkwind wrote:

Anything can be equated into dice amounts. Even love.

Well damn it. If I had a d20 in my pocket, perhaps I'd roll the dice better at the bars when angling in on that barfly for a solo encounter.

;-)

I'd recommend this if you want keeping it in your pocket to increase your chances. Please note, taking it out of your pocket runs a high risk of destroying the beneficial effects. As does an honest answer to the question "Is that a d20 in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"