View From the Bushes

I guess this is a good as time as any to elaborate on the big dump truck full of goodness that I backed up and emptied yesterday. First, the forums (don't worry, that's the last time I'll link to them) seem to be off to a good start. I'll probably be running an ad over on ENWorld (and maybe a couple of other places) to let people know about things, but feel free to send people in this direction. I noticed someone mentioned the blog over at the Midnight Yahoo Group. This is unusual mostly because he mentioned the blog without any reference to how poorly written it is.

Anyway, as long as we're on the subject of Midnight, I thought I'd add some additional information. It looks like it is going to be written by Wil with cartography by Ed Bourelle. With a setting as specialized as Midnight, I think it's going to be great to have someone who really knows the setting like the back of his hand. At this point, we're talking about a fairly high level adventure (double digit levels at least) but I, at least, am interested in any input you might have. Wil, on the other hand, isn't interested in input, and keeps talking about fiendish dire gully dwarves, but I'll do what I can. I'm not sure if I mentioned this already, but I would like to have it out by the end of the year.

I've been a big Christopher Guest fan every since I saw "This is Spinal Tap". "Best in Show" just about made me wet my pants (especially since my mom does dog training), but somehow I'd never gotten around to seeing "Waiting for Guffman". It was on Bravo the other night so I had my wife record it and I'm watching it now. To be honest I'm not sure what it is about really quirky movies, but sometimes just the eccentricity of the whole thing is enough to make it enjoyable for me. I have no idea what this has to do with anything, especially anything I've already mentioned but I thought I'd just toss it out there.

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Ross