Hendricks ?

wait, the girl from eliza thornberry?

Lacey Chabert? Thats the girl who does the voice of Eliza Thornberry in the Wild Thornberry's... Not sure what brought her up...

I still see Whoopie as the PERFECT Martha Liberty. Especially in this scene...

The first was a woman better than six feet tall. She wore her grey hair coiled
in a net at the base of her neck. She had already put on her robes of office,
black silk nearly the same color as her skin, and her purple stole echoed the
gems at her throat. Her eyebrows were still dark, and she had one of them
arched as she regarded Ebenezar, then me, with a completely unamused
expression. When she spoke, her voice was a low, rich alto. "Lollygagging
skunkwallows?"
"Matty—" Ebenezar began, laughter still flavoring his words. "You know how
I get when I'm talking about Council politics."
"Don't you 'Matty' me, Ebenezar McCoy," she snapped. She looked past my
old mentor to focus on me. "Wizard Dresden, I am less than amused with
your lack of respect toward the White Council."
I lifted my chin and glared down at the woman without meeting her eyes. It's
a tough trick to learn, but if
you're motivated enough you can do it. "That's a coincidence. I'm not terribly
amused with you spying on me."
The black woman's eyes flashed, but Ebenezar cut in before either of us could
gather any more steam. "Harry Dresden," he said dryly, "Meet Martha
Liberty."
She shot him a look and said pointedly, "He's arrogant, Ebenezar.
Dangerous."
I snorted. "That's every wizard ever."
Martha continued as if I hadn't spoken. "Bitter. Angry. Obsessive."

Oprah could work for Martha too... if you had the universes largest movie budget... lol

Did you guys see that one girl who had him sign her arm? I think I heard her say something about a tattoo. But ya, I got there at like 5 and half of the chairs were already full. It was insane.

do you know when you might put up samples? like, sample chapters, except not chapters, more like pages.

lol that gets a +3 just for the smartass factor. I was pretty much already going to do that, but im going to have to go back through Small Favor and read the part about Injun Joe's map, so i atleast get those ones right.

Nope. Honestly, I don't think Jim has decided where the all the ley lines are, and we're taking pains not to create a product that constrains his world. We can only write about what's been written in that respect.

EDIT: What I failed to say is: Ultimately, the question to ask is, "where does *your* story need the ley lines to be?" Because the RPG is about taking ownership of that world once it's in the player's hands.  It's just in its role as a source of fan info that we can't introduce stuff that ain't established yet.

lol i Kinda figured that. But I was thinking it would be nice to atleast have maps of the lines that have been mentioned. Though, since my campaign would mostly be set west of the Rockies, those wouldn't help me all that greatly...