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Throg overcomes his fear and finishes the last of the ghouls with a blow from his axe. -Throg collects 80 gold. -Dorgath collects 220 gold. -Kelgar collects 100 gold. -Carrow collects 80 gold.

So yesterday while I was in the process of writing my previous post in this thread, I actually cracked the screen on my computer because of some stupid unrelated thing I was doing, and got a bit distracted, but didn't want to redo it, so somewhere around the fourth paragraph, I just wrapped...

I can only imagine what they were thinking with Temporal Mastery. Thunderous Wrath was the one that first got my attention, and it's very good, but Temporal Mastery is just crazy.

I never had one either, because I'm not old. :p

40-card decks? Either sligh or black aggro could be good here. Lots of creatures that can hit hard and quickly, but are commons and not really top-tier in terms of power, so I'd imagine they'd be pretty cheap, and with the small deck sizes you'd run into these cards pretty reliably...

This is an interesting misconception that I never paid much attention to for a long time. Disdain for net-decking is about as old as, well, as old as netdecking and you're in good company, but I still say there's something about this that's a bit—off. And because you were the first person to...

-The Power Phase is 1 for this turn, but unexpected events do not occur in the Sand Trap. -Kelgar blesses himself with Vanquish. Kelgar gains an extra attack this turn. -Dorgath throws one of his firebombs (7 remaining). Apparently Dorgath's aim is perfect, and four ghouls are struck down by the...

I've known about Soul Barrier for like, wow, I guess it must be like thirteen or fourteen years. But I've hardly ever bothered with it. The option to either pay mana or pay life doesn't limit opponents enough for my taste. If you can combine it with enough other cards to deny opponents, then...

The combined force of Throg pulling on the door and Dorgath pushing on it is apparently far too much for it. As the door is thrown open, Throg and Kelgar see sand pouring from grates in the ceiling. Before anyone can make a witty quip on the situation, it becomes apparent that Dorgath and Carrow...

Someone triggers a trap! The door slams shut with Dorgath and Carrow inside.

Dorgath opens the secret door. This room seems to be the one that the bent corridor opens into, and would have been your next destination had you not gone through the previous secret door instead.

Had finals week last week. Should be on more regularly now. Dorgath finds no traps on the secret door and doesn't hear anything behind it. All is quiet.

Dorgath's search turns up another secret door on the eastern side of this corridor, right by the door through which he entered.

It appears that Dorgath was correct. The door opens into an empty, unlit corridor...

No Duress? That's all I can think of right now. Well, that and the fact that every time you use Rootwater Depths in a deck, I kill a kitten.

Neither Throg nor Carrow can identify the gem. While everyone is busy staring at it, Kelgar notices that it is magical, but is also unable to identify it. Dorgath checks the doors. He finds no traps and hears nothing behind either door.

Most of the items are useless, crumbling to rust and dust as Throg touches them. In the pocket of one ripped jerkin, however, he finds a small, glowing gem. Dorgath finds no traps or secret doors in this section.

The secret door emerges into an alcove in a corridor that runs north and south. Next to you is a weapons rack, on which hang some rusty and ancient items of weaponry and armor.

I'm confused. Was your birthday bad because the 49'ers lost or because you turned 81?

Just downloaded Firefox 10.0 and the problem seems to have gone away.