Well the Ranger's animal companion is like a Druid's, and the Druid bonds with a wild animal that he then trains. So you could be training a wild dog if you like at no cost. The trained dog is just a sensible option to start with more tricks at the cost of gold and travel time.
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I am disappointed to find Wilkens not posting. Did he state an absence I forgot about?
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I was not aware of any.
Sorry, guys. I've just been busy lately. I don't think I'm going to be able to continue with the game. Thanks for a cool story. It was fun playing in a totally different time period.
Doctor Wilkens, checking in...
Is everyone leveled up?
Wilkens, have you caught up on gameplay?
If the answer is yes, everyone give me a day job and let's start this thing back up! Smith be darned.
Yea, I finished the whole gameplay thread that first evening, I'll get first post up here about dinner time...
Leveled and ready to go!
ready to go whenever, hopefully Mac and Richardson are still with us
I'm here - Time zone differences and all that.
Great. I was hoping we didn't lose anyone while trying to recruit. The irony would be painful.
Now if we can just hear from Dowd...
I know he leveled. Weigh in, Mac, so that we can get back at it. :-)
Though it does beg the question - what exactly is a madman's day job?
Our last madman's dayjob was finding lost change... if you get my meaning.
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Inactive ;.;
Is this the end for Devil's Fork? Will the town be consumed by shadows and supernatural evil?