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I don't think this happens very often. Nor can I think of any particular cases where it wasted a great deal of time and caused problems. But anyway, while you certainly do have a case against it with your point that it allows one branch of government to delay something being passed even when...

Carrow continues to circle around the tomb, avoiding his ghostly antagonist and dropping items along the way. Dorgath begins biting into his rations to stabilize himself, hoping to outlast the ogre he is clashing with... -Kelgar blesses Dorgath with Healing Touch. Dorgath is healed of 7 Wounds...

I don't want to be cruel, but now you're just a little bit more like Dick Cheney. :p

I'm always wary of this sort of talk because when the "founding fathers" are invoked, there's often the implication, intentional or not, that this phrase refers to some nebulous conclave of mystical patriarchs. And that's not the case. They were people. They disagreed with each other. Actually...

-Kelgar fails to bless anything this turn. -Dorgath downs the remainder of the Bugman's XXXXXX, healing 7 Wounds. -Dorgath is at -3 to hit for the next 3 turns. -Dorgath is at -3 to hit for the next 3 turns. -Carrow retreats along the wall and up to the side of the tomb, breaking away from the...

Giant Squid/Knife Fight Monkey 2012 Death Penalty - Don't think of it as a penalty. Think of it as a civic duty. Health Care - Will consist of being fed to GIANT SQUID. Abortion - All children born after the inauguration will be fed to GIANT SQUID. same-sex marriage - All newlyweds will be fed...

Happy birthday.

*Cugel searches the pouches for traps.*

I was going to chime in, but I think Spidey just about covered everything I might have wanted to say.

Cugel will move to finish the hobgoblins. And someone is tending to Kurik, right?

Carrow must move away from the door in order to avoid the ghost, but gets away in order to fire on the ogres. -Kelgar fails to bless anything this turn. -Tripped up by his own movements, Carrow accidentally shoots Dorgath. The dwarf takes 2 damage from the wayward arrow. -An ogre clubs...

Kelgar is reinvigorated by the healing powers of his ring. Fully restored, he presses on against his assailant. Throg drops the lantern and manages to keep it upright, then draws his Hellfire Sword while holding the Sword of Defiance for its defensive property. -Kelgar fails to bless anything...

Actually, I've thought about this. In the official rules, they don't. But in the Warhammer world, they supposedly live in the ground and this would lead me to think that they should get less of a penalty. So yes, I'm instituting that as a house rule. Heh. Not telling. :p

With Relentless Pony, I did, all in the same game... -The original Relentless Pony combo (give Pony haste, attack, bring it back from the dead, give it haste, attack, and so on). -Mind over Matter a player's own Mesmeric Orb (although I think I also saved him from being decked). -Play 15 copies...

If you fight in the dark, you are penalized on all your to-hit rolls. The default penalty is -2, but this might vary depending on what you're fighting...

The one Throg is fighting. While fighting? Ordinarily you'd have to pass an initiative test to keep the lantern from falling over, but the ogres' device on the tomb has a few dim torches mounted to it, so unless they go out too, you won't be fighting in total darkness...

Yeah, some things did and some things didn't. I can try to find the rules for how Warhammer handled flanking, but I think the reason for the omission in this case was just that it's generally small groups against small groups. When I think of flanking, I think of entire armies... Throg can...

Well, in this particular scenario Kelgar lost exactly the amount of Wounds he had left and would not have lost that many had one of the dice not come up 6, so the Mark of Chaos seemed like a good way to save him. Technically the Mark of Chaos is supposed to be able to re-roll just about...

Well, only a little. Actually, on that note I just started taking German a week ago and man, learning to reliably do [x] (the voiceless velar fricative) has been pretty frustrating. I think I'm finally getting the hang of it.

Happy birthday.