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we also do it for adventures the PCs have gone through, in case a new player comes one week (or misses the end of an adventure)they can read the room descriptions of what they missed..

My group tends to pass one copy of each dragon around - and end up wanting to see different articles in the same mag in the middle of a fight. to solve this I took all of my copies, and started making a 3 ring binder for each class, then a bigger one for class acts/sage advice/and ecology of... articles (each seporated of course). The problem I've run into though, is that where one artcle finishes, on the back is the begining of the next one. This also prevents them from accidently reading a more DM themed article that I may be using(and have in my own binder.

While some of the time this is not a problem, as the article starts with a full page peice of art.. I later see plenty of full page adverizments that are clumped together which could have been spread out throughout the magazine after and article to prevent this from happening.

Just a suggestion I ran into, and thought that I am most likly not the only on with this type of problem.

ours was Morning Wood And the Shorites.

Our Cleric and Druid are medium sized and then we have a kender, gnome, and halfling

well - we came back and the lizardfolk baby was still there (always a good thing) and I've suceeded in every DC 30 handle animal check so far.. about to start the champions belt - any idea on what the kender should do with him for that time? or how long before he would have decent enogugh stats to come with us?

UltimaGabe wrote:

An AC of 22 will help a lot against 30 spear attacks, but not so much against 30 grapple attempts.

not when your party has 2 rogues and 2 monks.. one of the rogues being a kender sorta balanced that out, but as the fighter great cleaved through and entire group in one action, the monks grapples the leaders, and the rogues would sneak attack any trying to ambush the monks... while the druid healed and called lightning on them as they tryied to escape... there were 9 of the 30 dead in the first round.

Cpt_kirstov wrote:

Off topic, is your group actually running the campaign in Dragonlance? If so, how is that going?

TK

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naw - we're running a generic world, because all the players but one are DMs, and we've been switching off every adventure... makes it rather interesting as the DM only has a week to prepare the next adventure, since he can't start it til after the one before is done.

being a college group, the group size changes from one event to the next, depending on who has tests the next day or 2, and we average 10-12 hours an adventure (with 8-10 hour sessions)...

BTW - the lizardfold hatched this week... but since we were in the free city I went to a 'Pet shop' to get supplies. when we went off to fight i dropped it off at the pet shop with a down payment for them to keep it alive and fed...

After clearing out the lizards, my party got zealous and tried to burn all of the eggs...... as a kender this made me interested in having what they didn't want me to have so i took one of the lizardfolk eggs.... this session it's scheduled to hatch and I want to try to raise it - anybody have any tips on how this can be handled?

Thanks

my group just placed something suspended in front of the catch and wand of unseen servant (beang able to picture the room and distance ruled he could materialize in the room to press said object to let them in) only did that because they didn't figure out what the wands did til after burying the bones

The first part was my fault; I'm a curious gnome and I can't help but poke things... including the severed head intruder alarm in the necromancer's bedroom.

the head was tooo juicy a tarrget for the kender handler in our group - he tried to stuff it in his bags.... and tryied to stuff it faster when it started yelling, thinking it might be quiet in the bag...he then proceeded to trow the head at filge as he came down the stairs.

he also stole the rangers ring of feather fall - almost causing him to die from the mouth trap.

my party is the opposite condition - we have 3 DMs in our party of 6... starting the path tonight, but we are taking turns DMing... I'm taking the whispering cairn, and then will be a player for the next two adventures... it makes for a very different group of ideas, as the PC who is that DM hangs back a little and the fresh ideas take different twists - but because I am going to be a PC for other adventures, I can't read too far ahead to foreshadow... the small entries in the adventure helps a lot by mentioning things without telling me whaat is going to happen.