Yeah. City Designer 3 is an amazing city creating program. I'd give CC3 the crown if it came with third party support and objects created by fans on the same level Dundjinni is given. I literally have thousands upon thousands of fan-generated art objects from their forums that can be inserted direct...

Doirche is right about CC3. It, with all its addons, to me is the best mapping program out there, but its learning curve is also steep. Once you know the primary object manipulation commands, it becomes a lot easier, and like everything else, the more you practice, the better you become and more flu...

Damn! I remember a few years ago, those would have been great down and up speeds for a PC!

Heh. I like it.

In my early gaming years, and before the Realms become as prominent as they are today, I used to use Greyhawk as my main game world. It was so long ago though I don't remember any details. As soon as the Realms released, I never went back. I have considered giving Mystara a try though. The gazetteer...

Yeah, yeah. Module format please, so we can all play it too.

2e DMG page 63 under types of grenade-like missiles.

Hmm. Want a controversial opinion on how to solve the anti-climactic issue? Don't rework RoU2: The Deep Levels. Leave 4,5, and 6 alone, and the anti-climactic issues end. As it is, I think we might be taking on a bit too much at one time. That's just my opinion. Sequentially, yes, we are out of form...

Heh Tarrax.

Awesome piece, Ben!

Did you know the dark haired ponytail girl is a young Jamie Gertz the actress? I read that about that commercial some time ago.

Tawnos76 wrote:They will do custom labels but it is more expensive. I still have not decided if I will even drink the ones I received.

Buy two, drink one. Then you'll know and you'll still have the novelty.

Hal, you suck.

Damn, that artwork is sick, and I mean that in the alternative to ill context...

Wow! It's great Ed Greenwood decided to contribute! Tymora must have had you in mind, Hal!

Yeah, side views give good perspective to dungeons overall by showing how deep they go and how spread out they may be.

BTW, Doirche, what program do you use to make those?

Very cool. Reminds me of the Trans Siberian Orchestra's rendition Wizards in Winter Xmas light display.

Nice and green! I like it.

slade88green wrote:Sandpoint. What town did you grow up in?

Post Falls. I had a girlfriend back in high school (82) that went to Sandpoint.

Hey slade. I noticed you're from my old stomping grounds. Which town?

Nice maps slade! A double sided map? Has that ever been done in gaming material before? Usually they include a legend or information on the reverse side of a map. I like the idea of a dual sided map.

It's also good to see life on this site again.

My has went fine other than I haven't worked full time since February 12th, and I'm starting to get just a little stir crazy with all this time off. My boss called me in for one job yesterday, and man how that felt GOOD! I never thought having time off was a bad thing until this economy called. It's...

Gawd, now I feel even older than I originally thought, seeing how close I am to 55. Thanks Beowulf.

Not to derail your guy's thread, but when it comes to diorama creation and use in play, where do you store them at? I've always wanted to create and run "diorama D&D", but storage space is at a minimum where I live. I've collected a ton of miniatures over the years, and those are hard ...

Sounds good Hal. I await the manuscript to proof.