Jupp wrote:Why is it that its always the magic users with a fireball in their books that are the most devastating enemies to the party *looks at his own group*. I think once they reach the level where they get fireball they already went barmy....
dathon wrote:That was simply awesome! Have you invested in any Dwarven Forge products to give it that last extra oomph? I think we all want to play at stormber's place now... especially with the original DMG painting on the wall too. And I thought I had a lot of minis, whew! :wink:
bbarsh wrote:Fireballs and mistargeted party members just go hand in hand. It is woven into the core fabric of D&D. Anyone who has never been on the receiving end of a "friendly" fireball has simply not played the game!I have to say lightning bolt is usually just as bad. Those things nearly always have a way of bouncing back! That spell should have named "lightning boomerang."
beermotor wrote:dathon wrote:That was simply awesome! Have you invested in any Dwarven Forge products to give it that last extra oomph? I think we all want to play at stormber's place now... especially with the original DMG painting on the wall too. And I thought I had a lot of minis, whew! I looked and looked, but I can't see the painting you're referring to ... although it does look like there is a semi-nude lady, which is definitely after my taste in art (just ask the wife, heh).The setup is indeed awe-inspiring.
dathon wrote:That was simply awesome! Have you invested in any Dwarven Forge products to give it that last extra oomph? I think we all want to play at stormber's place now... especially with the original DMG painting on the wall too. And I thought I had a lot of minis, whew!
stormber wrote:Howdy Mike, Well...Futures Bright,Paul
Blackmoor wrote:I bought a bunch of Dwarven Forge as well, we save it for very special occasions with easy maps. It is cumbersome to work with.