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Okay a couple things, The Doctor is a Timelord, he may look human but he has a binary vascular system (this lets him do a lot of cool stuff but I let you see for yourself) and the ability to regenerate when he is killed (that ties in to the hearts). The TARDIS, or T.ime A.nd R.elative D.imension...

Thanks I'm still trying to get the mechanics worked out though. D6 seems like a good idea and more imersive for the combat and skill/social/survival chanllenges. imagine actually rolling back and forth to hit instead of: Move, Atk... Move, Atk. Imagine: Charge in, clash, dodge, parry, turn...

Just as a question is this a good idea for a tabletop RPG? A historical actuate representation of tribal life 1500+ years ago that also has a spiritual aspect to it. it would include classes, survival, social interaction and even a spirt world. Just putting it out there and trying to get some...

on what grounds?

i see how you feel, I really do. I have a similar relationship problem with my sort-of-not-really girlfriend. See her parents wont let her date until shes 16 cause for some reason parents do that for their daughters in this area in which i abide. actually there are some good reasons but not that...

Well its a nice rural town and our fest is coming up. It sucks that theres nothing to do and I'm 20 minutes from the nearest gaming store.

Sports, how bout you play it for real. its not escapism if you can do it in real life really eay :P

I knew i should have kept my katana handy! So from here: a glass, phone, laptop, cords and a +2 flaming briefcase!

okay so i went with blond but i have to say that brunettes are right on par with that. mostly because my GF is a blond and shes really smart so no stereotype jokes!

Psych and FMA brotherhood

Wow this is great! 1+ for Japan! ... Which I guess that makes the score: Japan: 100000000000 Everyone Else: 1

Moi Aussi!

Oh and mabye a picture of a LoLcat beneath it!

Nice, or "I could have sworn I could dodge it!"

"Here lies a man who had many accomplishments... none of them were very important"