DM Beckett's The Sanctuary (Inactive)

Game Master Beckett

Join the party, or find yourself a pillow near the fire. New friends, strong drink, and heart foods await within the mead hall dedicated to strengthening the bonds of community amongst adventurers. Introduce yourselves and just hang out. Feel free to post your games if you need players, or to link to others.

Quick dot!

Virgil lights a cigar.

"OH! Weeping Willow! Hhaaahaaaha", the Hawk beams at the sight of the huge tree in the courtyard. Dressed in the Silk District's Aiorgio Garmani's finest of gold and black, Haris jests with the two trollops in tow, one human, one halfing, "I thought the VC said weeping widow! -whose in need of some gentlemanly cheer. But I guess there's no shortage of wood here! Hahhhaaa! Come ladies, let's investigate the stoutness of these benches."

Finally waking up from his little corner behind the bar, the tallest danged dwarf you have ever seen stands up from his drunken dreams. Cracking his neck and stretching a bit, he looks around. Seeing new visitors, he reaches into his adventurer's backpack and pulls out a keg. Anyone paying attention cans see a few others stuffed in there, and that seems to be the majority of his adventuring gear. "Art thou here to test thine mettle, mortals? Art thou even worthy to partake of the mead of yonder Asgard's most bountiful labor? Come then, bring thy mug, and let us see. . .", as he pulls the simple cork and holds the keg out waiting for guests to drink with.

Standing calmly to the side, an Ulfen man waits the bar. His eyes roll as the dwarf issues his customary challenge, more an ice-breaker than anything. Wearing what appear to be desert robes more common to areas like Qadira, they seem to slightly shift color and style randomly. "To translate for the master-dwarf, a prince he claims, though of where exactly this land is, none I know have ever heard mention of, he is offering to buy y'all a round." he says with a gentle smile. "If you can suffer through all the "thee's" and "thou's", and seemingly infinite tales of battling hordes of giants single handedly, wrestling massive serpents, and other feats a sane man might call impossible. Oh, and he's immortal. . ., muttering a bit under his breath towards the others.

A woman in stylish men's attire sits by the fire with her booted feet up upon the hob, a lit pipe in her mouth. The smoke hovers around her face and head as she looks down upon a broadsheet on her lap. She looks up at the Dwarf's challenge and smirks. "If you're offering drinks, I'll take one." she says and chuckles.

A male elf saunters in, dressed in a teal hat with a wide brim, and a light grey cloak. Looking about the warm tavern with his fuschia eyes, he takes off his hat and brushes his medium-length cut of strawberry blonde hair back. After a few strides, he settles into a seat of his choosing, placing his hat on the table.
"Please, some wine, if I may. It was a long voyage from Corentyn," he replies with a fine, well-spoken tone.

I'm thinking of running Weapon in the Rift (5th - 9th level) soon, and seeing if people are interested.

It is Silver Crusade, and it looks like skilled and divine/religious characters will enjoy.

2 "seats" are taken, so 5 possible slots open right now.

I have also posted in Maximo's Hideaway and the Flaxseed lodge.

I'll be there! I've only got one character in tier now (level 6 champion of Irori) but I've got two more that should be available soon (level 9 wizard and level 9 inquisitor) depending on how soon it starts and how quickly they wrap up.

I'm going to try for the next few days. I just bought it when I announced it, so I need to read, prep maps, and get a headcount still. I already counted you as one of the seats, and another player is wanting in, (thinking of Rogue). Just a head's up, like I said, Silver Crusade, Good, and religious classes I think will love this one.

Non-good and other Factions with little in common with the Silver Crusade's overall goals, it will probably be just like most other scenarios.

Step away from the crowd and allow yourself to find a seat for a more intimate meal with close friends. And don't forget to leave your mark, if you can do it without being caught. . . feel free to leave your name, and chat and relax. Show off your characters if you like, or request a game.

A half-orc wearing nothing but basic traveller's clothing sits at a table in the corner. His purse string seems full, however, and he eyes have the look of adventure.

Just rolled a barbarian, have yet to equip him. Any suggestions for an archetype? I don't have to take one, just figured I'd ask.

I haven't played a barbarian, but the Invulnerable Rager seems to be popular.

I won't be judged if I use 3.0/3.5 Content will I? I kinda want to do a game as a Lupin

As you enter, a man sits at a large table by himself, glancing through a thick tome. Noticing that you have come in, he nods in your direction, than stands to approach. "Welcome friends.", he says in a low voice, though the moderately sized common room is quiet and mostly empty. Clutching the leather-bound tome to his inner arm, he holds out a hand to indicate the many tables, "You have your choice of seats, and will find that your time her is undisturbed. Sit where you wish, and stay as long as you need."

In a far corner, perhaps 50ft from the entrance is a small tobacco bar, offering cigars as well as pipe. Ironically, it is the proprietor of the area that most stands out. Some sort of angel, with wings of fire, and a sort of silverness to his skin. How his presence, never mind the why of it, but how this male Sarenrae look-alike has not destroy the offerings he is in charge of be proximity alone is not immediately clear.

Open a shelf are a line of jars, each labeled by an area and filled with shredded brown leafy material. A row below that are small opened boxes, filled with cigars. The small boxes have different glyphs and symbols, some are well know family's or organizations, other require one to be more schooled in the ways of nobles and financial station. Two other shelves near hold a similar assortment of wine bottles. Some chilled, others not, and there are plenty of colors and tones to choose from. Notably is a still sealed bottle labeled "Railford's Secret Recipe" and another, a red wine "Sauerton Red".