I cannot tell you how happy I am to see an article like this one in the Globe ( Read more... )

Some of you may be interested in Fourth Edition D&D. If not, carry on :)

( Official 4E Stat Block )

anu3bis and I lent our digital camera to someone and promptly forgot who (doh!) If you have it, can you please let us know! Thanks!

Haven't posted in a while, but I just wanted to note that I have been having a bunch of really good days.

House getting cleaner, baby happy and learning new things, work going well, enjoying the heck out of the new autumn weather!

Wizards of the Coast will be announcing 4th Edition D&D at Gencon this weekend. I can't say I'm surprised, but I'm not terribly excited either :( I remember the heady days before 3.0 came out. Every tidbit of information was devoured happily and it all tasted sooooo delicious! Now WOTC has lost all its remaining brownie points with me, and I ( Read more... )

Does any one have Baldur's Gate for the PC and/or any of the expansions/sequels? anu3bis is gone on a business trip this weekend, and I am looking for some retro D&D distractions :)

Where the l33t meet to beat the elite four!

For the two or three of you on my friend's list with interest, I got my team up to level 50 last night and took on the elite four! We are the champions!

My team: Empoleon, Roserade, Drapion, Cranidos, Lucario, and Garchomp

Thanks to the generosity of my sister, we now have many, many Magic cards! So many, in fact, that we have a box of duplicates that we are happy to pass on to anyone else just getting into the game! We will still be happy to take any more commons that folks have lying around, and if we don't need them, we will pass them on to someone who does ( Read more... )

So Dan and I bought some Magic cards for the first time in about 10 years yesterday :) We're not collecting, we just want enough to play with ( Read more... )

In 1954, in Brown v. Board of Education, the Supreme Court declared that separate educational facilities for black and white students were inherently unequal. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 followed up Brown by outlawing segregation in United States schools. The process of desegregation of public schools was and has been a long, hard, and sometimes ( Read more... )