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Bu But in such a crossover, it seems obvious Morgoth would pull in the power of his other avatars from other universes, such as Evil from Time Bandits. With the power of Evil (and the map of the Holes), Morgoth becomes unstoppable. QED.

I think even Poppins might find Sauron a trifle difficult, as he's basically at this point the avatar of the Valar Morgoth; Frodo gets a by because he's weak -- Morgoth is obsessed with sheer power and only pays attention to actually-powerful people, more the fool, he. Poppins'd probably do well...

Man, I hope so. I need to declutter.

I don't know as I can't check archive.org links at work, but the last time I looked they looked like scans, not legitimate copies. Legal copies don't have any of the original advertisements.

If you want to roleplay that, I thought the d20 minigame "Hijinx" in Polyhedron #158 was decent.

I have an update for this thread, but it's a sad one. You can no longer legally acquire any of these in PDF, and you can only acquire print copies from other vendors, as Paizo's license has expired for them. I was still missing some issues of Dungeon magazine in PDF (not the ones with the...

But I thought #everyone likes #hastags! #Metoo!

Look, as long a my heart is intact, I'll be fine. It's definitely lighter than a father.

One of the joys of rereading really old gaming products is occasionally coming across a hidden gem from game designers, writing in to other companies. From The Space Gamer #56, October 1982. ---------------------------------------- This letter is a rebuttal to the "Murphy's Rules" presented in...

I generally only measure in the morning since it fluctuates so much. So, at least I usually get one fasting measurement, although I do not always get 8 hours between eating and measuring -- that's up to the baby...

I was 196 this morning. With a baby, eating when I'm supposed to has become a challenge. One I frequently fail to rise to meet.

"Gaming... Gaming never changes." -- Ron Perlman, probably EDIT: Actually, gaming changes. What I should have said is "Gamers... Gamers never change."

Hilariously, in Interplay #7, a reader had this response. ------------------------------------------------------------ Do you have any idea of how humorous your editorial "Requiem For A Golden Age" is appearing immediately after your "Coming Distractions ... " column? Remember on that page...

I was reading Metagaming's magazine Interplay (issue #5, January 1982), and came across this uncredited piece (probably by editor Ron Hopkins) which I could have lifted from any of a number of threads in this and other forums. ---------------------------------------------------------------------...

That term gets used a lot in software testing. For new words, I love reading Jack Vance stories. He'll throw a term on a story, and you try to gutta its meaning from context, then check the dictionary to see if it's a real word and if you got the meaning close. If it's a term he made up out of...

I would add Murder in Baldur's Gate, which had stats in 3.5E, 4E, and D&D Next Playtest flavors. I usually prefer a looser adventure structure, but I really liked the way they did that one.

Based on the shape and the cube rule, I believe they are conclusively card quiches. Possibly card pitas.

"What are you talking about, your Honor? I want a jury of my peers, if this isn't one of them, I don't know who else qualifies!"

I am recovering from a stomach virus, so there will be a delay before the next one.