Comments for Wizard's Lair

Comment on About Me by Rasyr

Rasyr — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 12:45:07 +0000

Howdy Barry,

I was a 32 Delta, and worked in the Tech Control both in Corozal and then up at Quarry Heights (first inside the tunnel and then at the building on the other side of the theater). I lived in the upper building, on the top floor.

Nice to hear from you!

Comment on About Me by barry stamper

barry stamper — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:36:57 +0000

Hello Wizard. I was stationed in Corozal as well (72 Golf) worked at Quarry Heights. 87 thru 89 I would to chat with ya it’s hard to find people I was stationed with. Thank You Barry Stamper

Comment on NCIS Season Premiere by Kieran Adams

Kieran Adams — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 14:27:14 +0000

I just thought that NCIS is a copy cat of CSI.~’;

Comment on Truth in Broadcasting by Calico

Calico — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 10:18:30 +0000

You are correct in your commentary. Unfortunately it is the News, Politicians, Teachers, CEO’s of major companies, and most any influential person or person in an “important” position that is guilty of the very thing you speak of. That means there will likely never be such a law.

Comment on Scalable Spell Lists by Nathaniel Borys (lordmalachdrim)

Nathaniel Borys (lordmalachdrim) — Wed, 12 May 2010 16:03:19 +0000

Interesting concept. I like the scalable spells of HARP but and the lists. What I’d like to see are condensed lists (fewer spells) and fewer lists. And have them all be scalable.

Maybe not have the effects of a spell determined by level at all but by the amount of Power Points spent on it (scaling the spell). Will allow low level characters to pull off some impressive spells with the few they know if they deveote extra dp to increasing thier availible power points.

Comment on Potential Revision Overview by Rasyr

Rasyr — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 13:57:06 +0000

Not only is there the danger of eating up the page count (as one of the ideas is that each product would be relatively small (96 pages or less), but the replication of data also has other problem as fans may become disgruntled because of the repeated information (i.e. “Why do I have to pay for material I already have?”)

On the other hand, this could also open up for another potential product, one that does consolidate all of the different race and profession material into a single product.

Comment on Potential Revision Overview by ob1knorrb

ob1knorrb — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:25:23 +0000

One thing I’d like is for books like Character Law to be able to be a complete replacement for the equivalent section from the Xpress book. What I mean is that it would include the Professions and Races from the Xpress book as well as the new information. Ultimately, if you bought all the supplements, you wouldn’t even need to pull out the original Xpress book to play or roll up a character.
Now, there are of course some problems with this idea, primarily that fact that you may be chewing up your page count for a supplement with material that is available in another book already. I’d be interested in hearing what other people think of this idea.