A ton of commenting this week, that's always good. We're up to 13 on the week, which is pretty good. Bill, based on the comments on your late post, the majority of siblings (Elizabeth, myself and Greg all approved the punishment) so you have to pony up for Dell's. Nobody failed Anne's challenge, so let's just drop it. I do like Bill's idea that when we mess up, we submit ideas for a punishment, since it's practically a punishment to have to think one up.
After reading the Player's Handbook and the Dungeon Master's Guide, I have decided that I really like 4th edition D&D. The wizard class has finally been properly balanced to other classes. Also, it looks like a much more intuitive system than 3.5. I think I'll enjoy 4th edition as much as I did 2nd, 3.5 has been interesting, but I don't care for it overall. Also, the DMG makes being a Dungeon master a lot easier than previous editions. I managed to convince Lisa to give D&D a try, so maybe if she likes it, she'll decide to come join the group based out of Mark's house.
Here's the newest Zero Punctuation, on Lego Indy Jones.
3 comments:
1st comment, for the best post evar!
Rather, um, interesting review of the indy game......I don't agree with the guy who has the same name as a game that involves dice in a cup, but he is entitled to his opinion.
BTW, how's the blister on your hand????
My blister is almost entirely healed, thanks for asking. If you thought review was interesting, you should see one of the games he doesn't like.
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