Congratulations, Wil. Only a handful of groups killed the dragon, and you are the only one who hit a natural 20 with the dragonspear (another group got taped in). You really made Jeff's day with that. The DMs tell me that y'all were a great group, full of energy, and that you, Felicia, and especially Sandeep showed your gamer chops. I hope that red, twenty sided heart of a dragon finds a place of honour in your life.

You know, the longsword with the cup hilt. (And Felicia doesn't need the inflated chest to be totally hot :)

Who's kilt are you wearing in The Guild? Utilikilt? Alt.Kilt?

The sword seems really impractical. I mean, wouldn't the spikes get caught in your enemy while your enemy's buddy took you out? It is also more than a little frightening as a phallic symbol. Who would date a man with a sword like that?

In case anyone else doesn't love the provided container, this one works quite well making it much easier to locate and remove the tokens: http://www.darice.com/ecom/ProductDetails.aspx?it=10768&oid=225879

Anyone know of a better way to store Small World tokens? I freaking love the game, (purchased on your recommendation; thanks Wil!) but curse the provided storage container with regularity.

A man came to the Lutheran church I attended in my youth with a great stack of these. He proceeded to warn us if the evils of D&D. I had never seen such things before, but I was fascinated. I tried to steal them. He spoke with my parents. Later, at the library, I was curled up with The Hobbit when I was approached by a member of the only roll playing group in town (very small town. pop 3k) and invited to the next game. MERP! Excitement! I could hardly speak! But then my mother found out and I was no longer allowed to spend time with those "undesirables" as she feared for my immortal soul. She has since figured out that it's really just stories about dragons, but the 14 year old in me still wants to play.