Bard

I drew a picture of the bard I'm probably going to be playing.

Important Announcement

I don't care where we play, which campaign we play, or anything, but we must play D&D on Saturday, October 16th. D&D's 30th Anniversary!!!

Hmmm

RoD, two weeks from tomorrow, possibly. THIS IS NOT A FINAL DECISION. Just wanted to give a heads-up.

This weekend

I don't know everybody's plans, but if everybody's able I'm willing to host a D&D session this weekend Actually... As Ben and I have a different schedule this Saturday, it won't work this week. Next week's good, though. Drop a comment; the default time would be next Saturday from 12-8, but let me know what does and doesn't work for you.

Also, I added a Bloglet box to the side so you can get all of the latest (well, delayed by a day) D&D news right in your email. Convenient!

For those with PCs.... (and other, non-related stuff)

Buy the October issue of PC Gamer. Entirely (or at least almost entirely) D&D games, seeing as how next month is the 30th anniversary.

The other, non-related stuff: I've been contemplating starting up the "Whispers of a Vampire's Blade" campaign when RoD ends. The problem is, it's Eberron. Who would be willing to play an Eberron campaign?

Change of Address

I just wanted to mention quickly that my blog has moved from its old Blog*Spot address to its own domain and server, and it can now be accessed at somewhatpants.com. I've updated the link wherever I could, but if you link to my blog from your own site, you should update the link, as the old address is no longer updated.

And for those of you who are interested in doing something like that yourself, I got extremely affordable hosting from KylixHost and a cheap domain from FatCow.

Schedules

Just so I know, who all has off for Rosh Hashanah? (9/16). I'm thinking of RoD, the original campaign, or possibly the dragon campaign, if we decide to start one up. And Ben, are you celebrating Rosh Hashanah with your family this year?

New Idea!

Not sure if this would work, but here goes: we form a new D&D campaign. We'd need a DM (I'd much rather play as a character for this idea). People decide on whether to play chromatic or metallic, and we all make wyrmling dragons of that type. We play as these dragons, without worrying about classes. When we would level up, we add one HD. If we reach the HD mentioned for the next size, we upgrade to that size. If someone dies, they return as a dragon of 3 HD less, with a minimum of 1 HD. Comment on this with suggestions, criticisms, and compliments for this oh-so-awesome idea.