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#1 Plaguescarred1 Aug 24, 2012 19:06:29	Dungeon 205 Prey For Smiley Bob By Christopher Perkins For years, the halflings of Riversly Homestead have coexisted peacefully with a ferocious bear they call Smiley Bob (because of the mouth-to-ear scar on the bear's face). Twice in the past week, however, Smiley Bob has sneaked onto the homestead, grabbed a halfling by the britches, and taken off with his prize. Can the PCs solve this ursine dilemma, or will the halflings just have to grin and bear it? Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread.
#2 Plaguescarred1 Aug 25, 2012 9:57:22	Dungeon 205  The Trinket Lord By Karl Resch Where do lost things go? Some say that there is a special place reserved for misplaced objects -- and people. Ruled over by a capricious archfey known only as the Trinket Lord, who sits upon a great heap of lost possessions -- weapons, armor, figurines, paintings, papers, baubles, and much more -- plucking items out at random and pondering where they came from, and will go next. Talk about this article in the Discussion Thread.
#3 Plaguescarred1 Aug 25, 2012 9:57:39	Fantasy Web Series Joining the Party by Tracy Hurley Looking for inspiration for your game or perhaps a pleasant diversion on a rainy day (and these sweltering days, who couldn't use a rainy day)? Seeking to introduce someone new to gaming but they don’t know what to expect? A number of fantasy web series might fit your needs. Most of them are independently made and fan-supported.  Talk about this column in the Discussion Thread.
#4 Plaguescarred1 Aug 25, 2012 9:57:52	The Keep on 16th and Valencia  Spiderkiller #3 (of 4) by Jason Thompson The players in "St. Cuthbert’s D&D Encounters for Troubled Youth" youth group have returned, now to try their hand at D&D Lair Assault. In this series, we check on their first experiences with Spiderkiller. Talk about this column in the Discussion Thread.
#5 Plaguescarred1 Aug 25, 2012 9:58:05	Menzoberranzan  Art Gallery by WoTC R&D A seething powerhouse of malevolent drow, each striving tirelessly for supremacy in the eyes of their fell goddess, Menzoberranzan: City of Intrigue is the pinnacle of conceited depravity. Nevertheless, peer deep through the strata of selfishness, debauchery, and vice and one can behold a grand civilization rich in history, culture, and artistry. It’s this tantalizing dichotomy between the beautiful and the profane that draws great interest toward drow society. Presented in this book is the fabled Underdark city of Menzoberranzan, birthplace of famed drow ranger Drizzt Do’Urden. But this isn’t his story—it’s many stories, yours chief among them. Talk about this page in the Discussion Thread.