I was playing with hovers in javascript and have found that they are superior to CSS hovers in a kind of fun way so I thought I'd share.

I do tabletop roleplaying. Lots of it. Here I've statted out Endless Forest Deer for use with Dungeons and Dragons 3.0 and 3.5 edition as well as any other d20 system based game (d20 Modern/Urban Arcana, and Call of Cthulhu and Deadlands both have d20 variants etc.) and any pathfinder folks out there should be able to adapt it very easily to their slightly modified system. This statblock for using the TEF Deer as an enemy or NPC as well as info for making characters.

Eventually I plan to update with info for "The Twin Gods" as a religion and domains for their clerics, as well as stats for M&A. I figure they'll be ~CR30 like some lesser deities. We'll see.

If you have any questions I am more than happy to explain these numbers to you. I'm also willing to revise any element of this if I screwed up so don't be afraid of pointing out typos.

Today La was talking to Trout about nursery logs and Rossamund hopped up onto a stump and I thought a bit about the stumps for the first time in a while.

Learning Status:
BBCode: Excellent. Easy stuff.
HTML: Pretty Good.
CSS: Good at some things, decent at others
Javacript: Okay at some things, terrible at others.

Take any code from any of my pages any time you want and make it yours. But you should learn how to do it yourself in the process!

Currently not doing much here, working on a css page for my partner's character Vaq in another thread.