Surly Captain

Would it be possible ad a character with multiple personality disorder as a way to bring guests on the show? Some generic cursed barbarian? And when you didn't have guests you could just play him as an npc.

Yes, i know I'm getting a bit carried away but here's today's episode.

Blackee rules - he had me in tears today.

While (or should that be wilst) poking around the internet, I found that Heavy Load had already predicted the meeting of Amarth and the Spirit Bear. Maybe it's an alternate universe sort of thing. I heart metal

Last weeks episode. I had to take a few photoshop liberties with the PeeChee folder.

Wow, I was wondering where San Diego's Samurai Cop went.

Great episode - I never thought the death of a npc would have me laughing until I cried - oh Karn... BlackeeGreen get's the covetted Rick James MVP award.

Neutral Good Human Ranger/Sourcerer (4th/3rd Level)

too much coffee and today's episode

If Amarth were killed would the show become "Nerd Poker without Brian Posehn"?

This weeks episode (a little late)

Damn! I was drawing the die and at the last second decided to make it a botch. I was going to erase it but then thought "no one will notice." I'd forgotten the power of the nerd. Now, I'm flashing back to my youth. Spending hours on a Barbarian drawing just to be informed that the chain mail's wrong and the sword/dagger combination isn't proper for his history. good catch though.

These drawings are getting so rad. I think we need to do a kick starting to have this adventure made into a movie. Maybe an 80s Sci-fi fantasy with a Krull/Ator feel.

todays episode

D.C. great picture - I miss Ell Ryan.

The best part about D&D is you can play it any way you want . You can play strictly by the rules or get as loose as you'd like. It is a game after all. This game has a group of people who like to play loose. They're all on the same page and nobody's complaining so I don't see what the problem it. Personally, I find this podcast to be brilliant. A comedy podcast with a narrative. If you get tired of the jokes you've got the story and if the story gets week you've got the jokes And when the jokes and story are in sync it's golden.

That's great the final frame really captures the hippy sociopath that was ElRyan.

Agreed, they should catch this while it's in the theaters. I'm curious if it wasn't made years ago and just released because Jeremy Renner was in the new Bourne film. I did find this quote from IMDB revealing "In an interview with Famke Janssen at Cannes 2011, she stated that she took her role as the head witch because she had to pay off her mortgage"

Years ago I caught the last half hour of this and was completely baffled. The plastic vampire teeth, wooden stakes, the accents, the 80s and whatever happened to Maria Conchita Elanzo? I finally saw the whole thing and it still made little sense but, to really grasp Cage's later career you have to watch this movie.

Proops nailed it - he should be the guest if they do this film. The trailer is worth a watch. Especially when you notice a continuity error in the first 6 seconds (the motorcycle "wing" breaks off then reappears). The Excitement Picture of the Year! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yfw01nOBQs "the king of the road with a helmet for a crown"

a quickisk sketch - RIP Ell Ryan