Café de Nuit

I saw it in June. Awesome movie. Afterwards I felt like I'd been hit in the back of the head with a hammer, I was very bowled over. Yeah, the violence was a bit much for me at times, but I knew that beforehand. I liked the ladies of Old Town. They kicked ass, after Dwight dumped that trouble on them...

New...movie...? Luckily I've managed to avoid Crossroads all this time...

Ya know, now would be a nice time for the Elder Gods to wake up.

It's doable. I've read it all, and now just have to keep up with the new posts. Yes, I have no sanity left

What I have seen of it in the RL-DMG, I concur. It's beautiful. But I can't get it at my FLGS

That'll be around the time I will get the book.

The Giamarga wrote:BTW are there any redheaded NPCs in canon material?

There's the druids who oppose Tristan ApBlanc, in Castle Forlorn.

Depending on when I get my hands on the book, I'd be willing to play too. But it'll be two weeks at the very least.

gonzoron wrote:I don't forsee myself stopping until they pry my D20's from my cold dead hands....

Pfftt...slacker!

Dice-lich all the way!

gonzoron wrote:upon hearing about a bad smell from a meat pie vendor, immediately charge upstairs looking for the barber.

This does give new meaning to Cut Me Own Throat Dibbler

Top ten signs that you're too old to play D&D: 5) You complain to the DM that in your day a gold piece bought you a healing potion, a long sword, 5 magical arrows and some damn RESPECT! (...) 1) Your group gets bored of hearing how in your day adventurers walked 14 miles to the dungeon, in the ...

Fritz Haarmann? In case it's a very strange and unintentional coincidence, Fritz Haarmann was a German murderer in the 1920s or so who did this exact thing. Except for the moving, IIRC. That was the name I was trying to remember when I read this thread the other day! Drove me bonkers that I couldn'...

Desdichado wrote:

Desdichado wrote:
If YOU wnat to join...

YEAH! Using the same spelling as dozens of porn span mails do will surely help me to attract players!

You've got my attention now

For what it's worth, I knew that the Necronomicon is fictional, and made up by Lovecraft. :P I should have been a bit clearer I suppose. Just that I heard that several people, inspired by the myths, made up their own version of the book, and that confused me for a moment. I didn't know there was a m...

I have been playing for about 5 years, by coincidence after 3E came out. Haven't stopped since. Still in the prime of my life (which means that I'll be 25 soon). My tabletop-group ranges in age from 24 to mid-thirties. My boyfriend's group ranges in age from 30 to 40-ish, I think. My boyfriend himse...

You're welcome, Jason. The Necronomicon, are we talking about the book Lovecraft wrote about?