An Iron Hero is a character class focused on martial prowess (i.e fighters) that have non magical abilities but can still meet a level-equivalent D&D character with magic loot head on.

It’s great fun!

Here’s a post I did on it:

http://chattydm.net/2008/01/09/mini-link-total-iron-heroes-fanboi-cop-out-from-an-actual-post/

Hitchhiker is one of those classic…

…There’s a quest in Nagrand where you must “dig” some berries that are into talbuk’s manure… only to found out that the quest giver upon their return make them water-breathing berries that you can swallow for another quest implying some deep water creatures… [sigh] Classics

Oh, and Yan…. i’m currently reading “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy: Restaurant at the End of the Universe” and there is a part where the characters are at that restaurant and they meet the “Plat du jour”, a talking kinda cow who is proposing his best part and is happy to be your next meal… sweet

Comment on comments - Hmm. Chatty entrees bring up an interesting point. I have a simple write-up on the steampunk/fantasy setting I was working on in preparation to making it using the spiral design philosophy (spiral out from where the PCs are and fill in the details as I go). I had a faerie sort of realm with talking animals though and now I’m wondering about meat there. What would the packaging say? “100% grade A meat freshly enchanted off of a voluntary donation from a regenerating cow named Lenny. Stop in at our shop any Saturday, he loves to meet customers!”

chatty, there’s a quest in WoW when you get to outlands that requires you to purify tainted Hellboar meat to make sausages for this goblin cook. The cook’s name is Legassi if you get the referrence.

Yup… but in Zelatar, you can have Devil Meat!

Hmmm. LE Bacon!

Edit: I can just see the scene: ” Sir may I suggest that you eat my left leg. It’s my strong side. Tender muscle you’re gonna love it.”

But that’s a personal preference.