Mystery, Seduction, Monologuing, Unruly Mobs and Unexpected Heroes
That’s what dungeons and dragons is all about! …at least with this crew!
Oh God, we were in very rare form tonight. Expect bloggings of some of the most hilarious bits from Liz and Elf fairly soonish.
I could write a bunch, but it sounds like Liz and Elf want to put fingers to keyboards first — Liz already said she was going to start her blog entry off with a great statement. 
I know, I’m teasing you all with choice bits but golly, you’ll forgive me later.
There’s really nothing to DMing. At least when your mind is as twisted as mine.
UPDATE: Liz’s first post about the fun.
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Which version are you playing, D&D v3.0 or 3.5? Modern or traditional?
Variation on 3.0, variation on Forgotten Realms.
And yes, Carmen, 3.5 blah blah, but I’m not willing to buy new books. Or download the annotations and annotate my books
I’d lend you mine all summer. Then you would see!
Well, fine. I realize nobody cares about Rangers except for me, so there’s little reason for you all to switch… And it looks like in this campaign, you might actually be using the Innuendo skill. ;P Heehee.
Hehe
Yup, no rangers yet, but I didn’t have a problem with you using 3.5 data on Carmen, remember.
The ranger in 3.0 is pretty saggy, and in 3.5 they fixed it up, however, I think I still like the re-do Monte Cook did right after 3.0 came out; his version is even still more balanced in contrast to the other core classes.
If you want Monte Cook’s version check out his site, which I think still hosts it. It’s in PDF format, as well as a HTML page, if I recall correctly. He also has a very active ezboard forum.