If you enjoy Order of the Stick, you might also enjoy this other D&D-centered webcomic Rich Burlew does. Not in stick-figure format. And now it is time for sleep.

I've decided that most INFPs communicate in a lengthy series of metaphors, allusions, and comparing and contrasting viewpoints. a standard conversation among two INFPs would consist of one saying one thing, and the other comparing and contrasting what the first person said with various experiences. The most common way an INFP will console someone ( Read more... )

I was searching wikipedia for something else, and came across this: The Emperor of America from the Sandman books was a real person. I'm sure this must be old news to several people, but I'm surprised.

Telling someone a secret is telling them you trust them with your more difficult emotions. Anyone who spreads those secrets isn't worthy of trust at all ( Read more... )

Argh ( Read more... )

"Buy this nice-looking flamebacked cello and its accessories and I'll throw in a violin and its accessories for free!"It's only three hundred dollars. ~sigh~ No one has bid on it yet, and it ends in four hours. But I think we should work on having our viola sent down here before we upgrade to the long-awaited cello. :) And we definitely do not have ( Read more... )

( D&D test result. )

Someone in the multiplicity used grapes to explain to a friend why forced integration is terrible.

Rich Burlew, creator of Order of the Stick, has a lot of interesting articles about D&D. Apparently he's been published in Dragon, too. Now that I've caught up with the webcomic, I'm poking all around the site, and finding interesting articles/essays/whatnot around every turn. :)

Edit: He also designed a few monsters in Monster Manual III.

Colorquiz.com test everyone took a while ago.

( My results. )