Before I click the link, is that the one with Patty Gurdy?
Before I click the link, is that the one with Patty Gurdy?
Yes it is.
Those were some pretty bad rolls all around. I don't feel that tracking has ever been the crews strong point though Kaul's sniffer is pretty useful for short bursts.
So what next- keep wandering toward the water, explore the boats, find another way to get a look over the area? That tree Ricard climbed was pretty shrubby.
FYI, I'm the Overseer GM for the GameDay PFS1e special, and I have no idea what the time commitment is going to be for it--I've frontloaded all of the overseer posts and saved them on Google Drive, so I can drop them into the various game threads quickly, and that will help. I may be slower to post, though.
Right on! Look at all those GM stars, JW. I feel like I should salute.
Mighty impressive Jimmer - congrats!
FYI all - my work has ramped up this week, so might be closer to weekend before I get clear enough to post. Please bot Kauly as necessary.
hey mates. Yeah, busy couple of weeks on this end, too. I'll try and get something up this weekend.
looks like Kaul is still busy so if there's no post today, I'll move this along for Dingus and Corliss.
Apologies Skipper - for some reason board isn't showing updates for our mischief and mayhem.
On another note (and slightly remiss of me) - I'm running a Castles & Crusades (essentially AD&D+) underdark epic in Night Below.
Scran is already onboard but if any of you are interested here's the game: Black Dow's Night Below - have a couple of slots open (upper limit is 8 PCs) should it pique anyone's interest :)
Busy kickoff to the working week gang - engage Kaulybot as necessary until I clear my feet :)
And the hits at work keep coming - be Friday/weekend before normal service is resumed.
More work headaches o'er the weekend chaps... planning on taking some time off in a week or so, might be then before I get the energy to really focus on meaningful posting. Skipper - please bot Kauly as required, you know his modus operandi ;)
In terms of moving things along, you might want to think of the folks in the area as possible information sources.