We were again joined by some new players that filled in the party ranks today. Crustbucket has stepped in to take over the mage, Veda, and Fezi and his daughter took over the characters of the cleric, Cathrartic, and wanting to start to learn how the game works, his daughter ran the fighter, Ethelrede. Everyone esle was glad to have a full group of players again, especially myself, the DM, as that made for alot less work for me at the game session. We were also able to start sooner than we had ...
Just thought I would type up what happened during the game for your amusement and so that I can remember later. So here we go... My character started out tied to a sacrificial alter on an ancient burial mound. The three PC's present for the game emerged from one of four tombs that surrounded the alter and rescued my character. We then talked for a bit and then delved into the next tomb. Only one tomb had been explored at this point. In the second tomb ...
Updated 04-07-2009 at 01:59 AM by kirksmithicus
[COLOR=black][SIZE=3][FONT=Times New Roman]I have been playing (and DMing) D&d since 1st edition, and as of last Saturday, right through 4th edition.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] [COLOR=black][SIZE=3][FONT=Times New Roman] [/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] [COLOR=black][SIZE=3][FONT=Times New Roman]Since I am new to the system and there is not a lot of published 4th edition stuff yet. I decided to run it in a homebrewed setting where the group would not be locked into playing in a setting that we ...
I was right - a complete copy only existed in my handwritten notes, so I had to transcribe it to digital for you all. It was kind of a test to see how long I can type up one of my note pages- and it took me about 1 and 1/2 hours this morning. I don't remember when I wrote this up- it could well be over twenty years ago. So here goes: ************ The Origins of Player Characters: PCs can show up at the most inopportune times- the problem sometimes is integration ...
Well, first it was my oldest son, Jason, who came down with the "gick" first--or in the technical terms of our pediatrician, "the crud." He's been down and out with it for over a week now. Then our newborn, Chris, started coughing and sneezing. Luckily, he seems to be resisting it pretty well as opposed to me. It started on Saturday as an itch in the back of the throat and by Sunday it was on in full. Only my wife has yet to succumb. And we all pray that she won't -- who ...
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