Can't talk now . . .
Too busy. Have 10 minutes before next meeting.
DDXP went very well from where I sat. I rode to the show with a 4e D&D skeptic. He ran 7 4e events and played in one 3.5 (two-round) event. On the ride back, all he could talk about was how great 4e was, and how much he hated 3.5. Granted, that's just one person. But I think when the full rules are released, the (mythical) average player will like 4e just fine.
I have, as of this moment, 9 adventures to write or finishing writing. Three of them are 3.5 (one LG adventure and two Xen'drik adventures), and the rest of 4e. I have completed writing my first 4e adventure, and it was a great deal of fun to write--definitely moreso than 3.5. There are also some writing projects on the horizon that I can't really discuss yet, but let's just say I haven't slept very well for a few days because I so engrossed in the planning and writing of these.
My daughter turns seven this week, and she wants a bowling party. THAT'S MY GIRL!!! Ten screaming and giggling girls running willy-nilly in slippery shoes, carrying heavy objects. Doesn't get any better than that. I also have to practice my bowling-ball juggling, because I promised my daughter I would try. I'm sure that'll turn out well.
DDXP went very well from where I sat. I rode to the show with a 4e D&D skeptic. He ran 7 4e events and played in one 3.5 (two-round) event. On the ride back, all he could talk about was how great 4e was, and how much he hated 3.5. Granted, that's just one person. But I think when the full rules are released, the (mythical) average player will like 4e just fine.
I have, as of this moment, 9 adventures to write or finishing writing. Three of them are 3.5 (one LG adventure and two Xen'drik adventures), and the rest of 4e. I have completed writing my first 4e adventure, and it was a great deal of fun to write--definitely moreso than 3.5. There are also some writing projects on the horizon that I can't really discuss yet, but let's just say I haven't slept very well for a few days because I so engrossed in the planning and writing of these.
My daughter turns seven this week, and she wants a bowling party. THAT'S MY GIRL!!! Ten screaming and giggling girls running willy-nilly in slippery shoes, carrying heavy objects. Doesn't get any better than that. I also have to practice my bowling-ball juggling, because I promised my daughter I would try. I'm sure that'll turn out well.