Tomb of Horrors (4e) - Group 2, Part 2

Game Master Rev Rosey

Love the map, James is stuck in a Raya sandwich. ;p

He can dream :D

Amended.

edit: wait, so James has so far stolen the soul of angels and now has just blinded me with poo? You're off the Christmas card list, buddy.

"Keep it up, Jim Lad. You're doing very well."

I have no compulsions about throwing Arishat in the poo with the other fetid beasts.

Just saying.

Maybe once pmg completes the Virtual Table-Top that might be of some use? He said it'd be this Summer/autumn.

what about http://rptools.net ? I was really digging Dabbleboard, what with the ability to import pictures, have all players move themselves at ease, and easy zone creation.

Me too. I'm looking at the RPol toolset. I'm not very technologically minded, but it seems to do all we'd want it to do, if I can get it to do it.

Virtual tabletop sounds wonderful as well.

RPoL is, as you know I believe, a great toolset for PBP, but note that it does not actually have a mapping facility. Still need a third-party solution.

Dabbleboard is up, BUT not your work Rev. I could start up a new dabble project, so....maybe the maintenance is over but they missed a few people? How about kicking them right in the 'contact us'?

I still can't get into it at all. i.e. I can't even get to a contact us. So very annoyed.

I'll give it a shot then

I wrote them, but there's also this.

Not to worry. Gone to Googledocs. Up and running again.

Dabbleboard is back up. I know the maintenance sucked but I must say I still like it better than google docs...

A brief whinge:

My last crit with an attack that did damage was last October.

End of whinge.

Yeah but you're pretty good at lockdown, better than Raya!

Hope you had a great holiday Celestial Healer.

Very nice, thank you! Florida is far too hot this time of year, but I got to visit a lot of family.

I'll be away for the next day, going down to London for the Olympic Athletics.

Should be back by this time tomorrow.

Is Group 1 approaching leveling with this fight?

No reason . . .

Yes, you are.

Apologies for delays in updating. Got hit by storm and power went down.

Yeah, we have had lightning and thunder down here the past couple of days (interspersed with bright sunshine). Hopefully not any flooding?

It rained cats and dogs here too!. For once England and the Midwest US were on similar cycles. Interesting.

A note of warning, I am going to be away at a music festival from Thursday afternoon to Monday afternoon.

Feel free to use whatever needs to be used.

Hope you have a great time. Which festival is this?

Bloodstock Open Air, in Lichfield Derbyshire. Hopefully it'll stay nice, though I'm not one for travelling and by Monday blergh. Have a nice weekend all.

With Gencon coming, my posts will be spotty until Sunday. Considering everything is slow this week, it may not be an issue, so just a heads up for all my games.

Enjoy yourself. We had a fantastic time last year on what will probably be our one and only visit.

I regret not being there last year to get a chance to meet up. However I plan on taking a load of pictures which I intend to share when it is all over. Anyone looking for Whil Wheaton's autograph or the woman from Game of Thrones?

Unfortunately not. Have a great time Zerombr! I'm sure it'll be fun.

Sorry, about the extended absence (due to my stupidity). Thank you Gary & all the awesome paizonians.

Alice Cooper is awesome! So are loads of other bands including Nekrogoblincon & Paradise Lost.

Alice was there ... envy does not begin to describe it.

No worries on the absence, just nice to have you back.

By the way, I'm off to Brighton to visit my sister for a couple of days. Shouldn't make any difference to updating, but just in case.

Yeah his stage show was magnificent. As the headliner on the Sunday evening my bones were a bit aching (not as much as mt friends head) but he got over a full hour and a half. He even threw his cane into the audience, with over a dozen costume changes.

Certainly it was better than Motorhead last year and they were both at the end of their tours.

Hope you have a great time Rosey and the weather is great.

Gencon is over with, I had a blast, lots of walking, lots of blisters, met about everyone I wanted to see. Kevin Siembeida, the Kenzerco Staff and Phil Kahn from Guilded Age.

Pictures will be uploaded and set to public on Facebook sometime soon.

Cool, glad you had a great time and so jealous. I take it, it was packed?

Pick up anything nice? Or play any tables?

it was packed indeed. I played a few games, most were sold out early of course, Dresden Files, Dead Fellas (zombie mafia card game), Gears of War, LotR, some Mechwarrior Pod game, picked up a little artwork, and some Palladium stuff. Took about 200 cosplay pictures

So glad you had a great time.

I too am back from the wilds of Brighton Sea front and my sister's four year old son and teenage daughter. Just about to update.

My Photos of Gencon

Oh, nice :) They look a lot like our pictures from last year. I'd forgotten the vertigo inducing carpet.

note to self: retrain Versatile Expertise to Mighty Crusader Expertise

I will be away for the weekend, only Kendall would need actions if his turn shows. See you guys later

Have a great time.

I'm back from the land of 10,000 divits, Michigan. Lots of trees, not too shabby of a state, but I am glad to be home.

Welcome back :)

Luce took Varis's turn for you and I delayed Raya as I was doubtful about whether she'd want to go swimming in the sewage.

Errr Zerombr is Kendall!

I was considering using the Promise of Vecna, but then we probably will win this without that.

Doh.
In which case, humble apologies to Aardvark, who actually is Varis.

I bow my head in shame and can claim no excuses whatever other fluffbrain following a week of running a summer school for 20 kids.

I should have picked it up, I knew that Zerombr was away, but thought Aardvark might have been too!

Apologies, for jumping on and posting (especially with such a rubbish attack roll) to Aardvark.

Wow, hope it's not too bad Rosey. I remember doing summer activities when I was a child (though not drama classes) and they were lots of fun. I hope you get the appreciation you richly deserve.

17 kids playing with wound wax and doublets has just about fried my brains. Back in the mix very soon. The remaining three of the 20 are playing with sound, lighting and stage management.

Ouch, my commiserations. Hope they haven't made too much of a mess (an impossibility) and at least a few of their antic were amusing.

I can empathise. Although with ours, they're coming in, doing their bit, and going. But there were 300 yesterday, and the same today, and they're nearly all 16-year-olds.