Long have the Gods of the unnamed world been absent. Self-absorbed in the pursuit of distraction they have neglected that which they created. Once more the God of creation turns his all seeing and knowing eye back to the world that he created to intercede in the affairs of men. I have taken an interest in my the world that I was working on last year, after a near six or seven month break. The world has no name, I simply call it the Prometheus Project. You may have seen the link at the ...
Unintended Consequences The 46th day of Agony, 25306 After her discussion with Mason and the realization that he will betray any or all of them given the right motivation, Lore leaves the Crown of Iron where Mason has been staying. After she makes her way out of the front door, she makes a quick change into common clothes and then transforms herself into an exact duplicate of Mason. As Mason, she sneaks back into the Crown of Iron and up to the proprietor's bed ...
The Damned: Donaar (played by Alan) is a dragonborn and was initially only known as "Red," for the color of his eyes. He remembers nothing of his past prior to waking up vomiting forth the feted waters of the River Styx. However, he is also the one we know the most about. Meliphisus revealed early on that Red was actually a Legendary General known in life as Donaar Hammerwing. Apparently, Donaar made some sort of agreement with Bel, the Lord of Avernus, which damned his ...
In or most recent game session I finally broke down and bought a magical javelin for my character. I had been hoping to have him find one as part of our loot, but had no such luck. So of course in the second encounter after buying the thing we find, as part of the loot, yep you guessed it, a magic javelin. Sure, having two would be nice, if they didn't automatically return when thrown. As it is, I simply suspect it's just a sneaky underhanded way to part my character from his hard earned cash. It's ...
So, Wizards of the Coast announced today that they have filed suits against some despicable individuals who violated copyright and redistributed PDFs they purchased of the Players Handbook 2. I say bravo to that! I somehow doubt that the persons responsible has any assets worth WotC's time to sue over, but maybe they can at least cause these people some pain and perhaps a couple decades of wage garnishment. However, at the same time, Wizards also decided to pull the online sale ...