I got a little tired towards the end . . ran out of gas. Hopefully, I didn't bore y'all with some of the narrative details about the mission and such.
The party really kicked ass on the battles! Even if the one with the ogrerats almost went south!

Thanks, good to know!ssfsx17 wrote:The narrative details are starting to make a lot more sense - now that the party is getting more deeply involved in them.
Well, if you decide to use a sword an increase might help, but yeah - you indicated that you won't use one for now.Treebore wrote:Arsitobulous has an STR of 8, but he isn't particularly interested in increasing it if he had an option to increase his magical power in some other way.
Rhuvein wrote:Another funny post, Penny!!![]()
Aside: I wonder how Penny would handle being a paladin???
Penny-Whistle wrote:Rhuvein wrote:Another funny post, Penny!!![]()
Aside: I wonder how Penny would handle being a paladin???thanks.
I asked her and she said, "A paladin? eep. The horror." I think I saw her little frame shudder in revulsion.
I suppose Penny is a wee bit anti-paladin. I think of her as more 'earthfirst' than 'devout' or 'heaven bent.' She values health, community, kindness and nurturing anyone needing assistance: more healer than warrior. While clerics and paladins share a lot in common she thinks paladins are kind of prissy -- so focused on their deities and meting out violence that they sometimes neglect those who suffer. Let's face the ugly truth: taking care of others can be a messy business; a lot of paladins just don't have the heart for it.
Not that there is anything WRONG with paladins that is. Ahem. The world needs all kinds of peeps -- even the ones stuffed into tin cans.
"The ability to destroy a castle is nothing compared to the power of the Force!"Rhuvein wrote:In the Duke’s war room, a flurry of activity amongst his minions sets the mood of the day. Orsino is standing at a large table studying a map with his generals.
In a flourish, Moribundus enters the room – his black robes flying and helm reflecting fiery images dancing on it as projected from the large fireplace nearby.
“The Princess?” questions Orsino.
“Her resistance to my mind probe is considerable, she will not tell me where the King’s longboats will land. It may be some time before I can extract any information from her!” replied the tall warlock.
“Perhaps she would respond to an alternative form of persuasion?”
“What do you mean?” asked Moribundus.
“It’s time we demonstrated the power of our forces, have Calvackos attack Svenborg!"
Thanks!Penny-Whistle wrote:What a fun session. I am a bit horrified by the ferocity of Penny's prejudice. Yipes. BTW: I love these post-game write-ups. I've never had a CK do that before. The summary helps me remember important details; the brief glimpses to behind the scenes action fleshes out the narrative and creates a more epic feel. I get the impression that you really invested some time in world building before you created the story.
ssfsx17 wrote:"The ability to destroy a castle is nothing compared to the power of the Force!"Rhuvein wrote:In the Duke’s war room, a flurry of activity amongst his minions sets the mood of the day. Orsino is standing at a large table studying a map with his generals.
In a flourish, Moribundus enters the room – his black robes flying and helm reflecting fiery images dancing on it as projected from the large fireplace nearby.
“The Princess?” questions Orsino.
“Her resistance to my mind probe is considerable, she will not tell me where the King’s longboats will land. It may be some time before I can extract any information from her!” replied the tall warlock.
“Perhaps she would respond to an alternative form of persuasion?”
“What do you mean?” asked Moribundus.
“It’s time we demonstrated the power of our forces, have Calvackos attack Svenborg!"
Heh, I hadn't heard of this. Very interesting, though.Penny-Whistle wrote:Speaking of Thor ...
Here's something kind of fun. Did you ever run into this story: "Swedish archaeologists find Thor's Hammer"? http://www.thelocal.se/20130401/46930 If only it were true. You could claim Mjölnir for yourself.