The GM might be elsewhere, the best we can do is to gather around the fire and prepare our expedition gear.
Off-topic question; Where are all you delightful chaps (and or ladies) from? Is that an acceptable question? Feel free to ignore if it isn't.
'Merica, Mississippi. Deep South representing! LOL
Huh, I am the only european here then? Proud dane, at your service. Representing ye' olden vikings.
Sorry all, I'm out of town for a few days and still trying to get the heroes through their quest.
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Fate, you can't change what your roll was for, but you can certainly roll again for the new objective (magic armor in this case). I may change this rule later, but for now we'll roll with it (pun!).
Sarcon is delightfully cruel in his demeanor. Can you do anything but love him?
Are you all settled on Victor's armor location then?
It's good with me.
Definitely cool with it. I think Doc halved his roll because he only actually 'worked' half of the week. The other half was spent Crafting.
Speaking of which...I had requested a CLW potion, Doc. Is one of those for me? Or should I put 25GP back on my Character Sheet? LOL
Hey all. The armor is fine by me :)
In fact, i wouldnt mind going "last" in regards to getting anything as long as i get a steady trickle of gold to make stuff (that being my main way of supporting everyone).
BUT i will keep my eye out for an adamantine bown saw >.>
Sorry about fudging the dice roll, and if it had been on anything but the mundane crafting, i would have just used the new roll :(
Mundane crafting is complex, convoluted and time consuming! :(
Crystal is correct, i halved it because i only worked half a week (2.5 days)
And i just handed you your potion sweetie @_-
Ah, sorry. Late night, very sick. Good catch Crystal.
The heroes just found the stash of gold, so once I curse them wrap things up, I think we'll be all settled for starting adventure #2!
Awesome. About time those chumps caught up!
Hold up there, big fella. Doc was in a bar before he came to meet us. We're at a boring fire pit. LOL
Well, im not quite sure if we are in a bar or just near a campfire in the middle of the woods...
We originally met up in a taver so thats why i thought that :)
LOL, I thought we met at a campfire outside the City. I dunno. I guess we can be at a bar. Kind of takes some of the 'evil villain' out of it, don't you think?
Well, Victor did start the fire outside the city walls. Just so the local drunks would be unable to listen in on our conversations.
Trust me, Sarcon. If everything goes right, you can beat the living kadoozle out of every citizen in the entire city and even call it "re-education of unlawful subjects of her Ladyship."
I might be the only one, but I am growing increasingly eager to meet our enemies. You know, if they aren't done with their first dungeon yet then it would be amusing if they stumbled upon our campfire as they returned and we could have a chat with them.
Before we actually know that they will be working against us and we can just have a pleasant conversation. I find such things highly entertaining.
The ride skill? You know, the thing you use to ride a mount properly.
We're so screwed, aren't we?
Edit: We doomed.
Are you telling me that the old broken man is better at riding than you are?
You don't need ride to actually just 'ride' a horse. These are trained beasts. You only need ride when performing 'actions' on mounts, if I understand correctly.
Victor's Personal Journal:
Let me see....
Crystal is begging to become a vampire.
Due to The Good Doctor's behavior, he would most likely be a ghoul.
Sarcon seems like a suiting subject for a graveknight.
Fate is a bit harder.... a mummy?
Sexy Anne Rice vampire, if you please. I'm not for all that fangs and claws and stuff. LOL
A ghoul eh? I just know that he is undead-ish, i didnt think of what kind of undead :)
You know, when the Heroes get back to town and need some "healing" you could always send them to my Docs clinic. I am sure having a limb hacked off would give them ample haste to trying to find a restoration scroll XD
and, you know, i would love to hack an arm or two off of a hero >.>
A fine plan, Doc! As soon as we discover who and what they are; I shall appear before them as I am. An elderly mentor and wise sage. Due to their emotion filled personalities, they will take pity upon a weak and oppressed man and aid him.
When I discover that one of them has been hurt, I will insist to repay their kindness and drag the patient off to you. Then we can have a bit of fun with his drugged body. You can remove his arm and the rest of us will remove his earthly possessions. And then we push his unto the streets.
Also, I was thinking ghoul due to the fact that you have access to a lot of fresh human flesh. Flesh that ghouls enjoy feasting upon.
On the flip side, your diet of orphans will be much less frowned upon by your new company.
You know, if the heroes are this slow then we might be able to take the Keep and they will only respond when we are dying of old age.
Well, you will be dying of old age. I will be a lich.
They're wrapping up day jobs and new quest rolls. Apparently several of them are in life transitions or something.
It's only proper for the heroes to be one step behind the villains all the way up until the end.
I like to pretend that we are a bit more cunning than your average villain. After all, why allow them to follow your steps when you can plunge a cold dagger in their backs?
And what a distraction you would be...:)
I'll be the, ah, healer. I'll heal them so you can stab them again :)
I might also administer to them some bayleaf, to numb the pain, of course...
Lucky crystal! A whole village of religious dupes just outside the city for you to muck around with!
Just think of the possibilities you could do with a small temple out here, a temple with burning bayleaf incense...
Hahaha, that sounds like a plan. We've got a religious zealot to deal with first, though. And I don't mean ME!
Gahk! Wait up a little bit first! I am trying to ferret out a bit more information first. This priest hasn't been seen for 12 years. For all we know he could be dead, or un-dead. Even just that tiny bit of information could be the difference between us going in there and killing the priest and having the entire village turn on us or setting Crystal up as the Speaker-for-the-Priest-who-Speaks-for-Asmodius (a corpse in a chair...) and having a small village bent to our whims, at least until the heroes destroy it...
Woah there, lads and lassies. I will never complain about the speed of the campaign again, just give me a moment to wake up and read through this.
Mark pours himself a cup of morning tea.
Welp, this is how we die.
Haha, I wonder if Sarcon can fall 40 feet into the hall.