Christougher

I've got that guy in my file to finish building one of these days...

Or when it's all groan up.

I believe that's Australia

Careful, your wife might try to sneak one in...

My fantasy system actually has a rule for that - when the whole is greater than a cubit (elbow to fingertip). Weapons shorter than that are legal to carry in most towns, longer are not.

Why exactly is a spear -1 OCV? In hand to hand they're literally point and shoot.

So there will never be an umpire or referree pictured?

Madness over Hare Dimes over Toy Soldiers Ides over Middle Ides over Madness Ents over Cannons Ents over Dimes Ents over Penguins Trombones over Coronets Cannon over Ides Ents over Imperial Wedding over Funeral Cannon over Reeds Cannon over Trombone Imperial over Wedding Imperial over Nissan

The Looneytoovian Man?

There are two types of people in the world. Those that can extrapolate from incomplete data.

What exactly is Reliable, and where did it come from?

I was building a character and had the idea for a power that would be used to disable an opponent's limbs, probably one at a time. How would herodom assembled build such an attack? How would it play out? I'll post some of my thoughts after a bit.

You have an extra turtle and no rat...

Reminds me of something my boss said to me. "i give you the hard things because you succeed." I really need to get as much faith in myself as he has...

Fixed that for you.

I thought that was for lawyers. Which are just the larval form of politicians. And both leave a bad taste in ypur mouth.

That's about the way my undead work too. You're not going to KO one, but a good whack can buy you a moment to retreat...

For my Master of Orion game: Missiles: Physical or energy damage depending on type, can fire immediately / fire multiple, guided weapons, finite charges, can be ECM'd. Torpedoes: Energy weapons, extra phase to charge before firing, no guidance (and no jamming).

Magical attacks or abilities (up to three?) that would be more at home in a sci-fi setting. Ex: A withering sickness caused by radiation.

From my elemental fantasy world, each race is associated with one of the four classic elements. Elves are Water. Natively breathe water, extra swimming, live in an archipelago, though the actual capital is underwater.

Baby on Board! (or tire)

What the HELL is that? ... Cause I might have a new member for my Arachnaphobia supervillain team.

Your waiter is named Greg?

This of course begs the question of what is in the other spaces...