What do you guys think about once again trying to recruit another player?
Sorry got a bit behind with posting due to having to work late, will catch up tomorrow.
Sorry everyone, I have not had a good couple weeks and have been having trouble doing anything, frankly. I've just posted and will try to be more consistent.
hi all not been feeling well for last couple of days. Will catch up with posting tomorrow
I can't access the google docs link; it says I need permission.
Sorry still at work at the mo - think I managed to do a quick fix but let me know.
Hi all - I will be on holiday with no access to the internet from today until the 23rd August- I will catch up with posting then.
Enchantment of the Living Flame
(Enchant Torch variant)
• Cost: 6 magic points; 1D6 Sanity points
• Casting time: 6 hours
May be used in conjunction with the Summon Fire Vampire
spell to bring more than one fire vampire at a time. The
caster prepares an iron replica of a torch, of the size and heft
desired, bearing the Sign of Cthugha. The caster then prays to
Cthugha for six hours. If successful, the torch begins to burn
of its own accord, signifying the enchantment is completed.
Remarkably, the enchanted torch requires no fuel: the
iron head itself burns inextinguishably and without end
(due to it channelling a minor portion of Cthugha’s power).
Only by invoking Cthugha’s name does the torch extinguish
itself. The torch may be used to aid in summoning fire
vampires, with each additional fire vampire so summoned
costing the caster 1D3 sanity points and 3 magic points. Be
aware that fire vampires so summoned require a separate
binding, should the caster wish to bend them to their will.
Additionally, as the flames of the torch are drawn from
Cthugha, they can melt down metal objects (as well as
those imbued with magic), such as the Crown of Nitocris,
without the need to summon fire vampires.
It's not showing the posts I made.
Hi everyone.
I'm very sorry for disappearing like that. I've been pretty sick for the past few weeks, and at this point don't expect to start feeling better anytime in the immediate future. Therefore I'm dropping out of all my games. (Which I had unofficially done anyway I guess.)
Again, I'm very sorry I didn't say anything sooner, I just kept hoping things would get better and I'd be able to rejoin. It was great playing with you all, and I wish you the best of luck.
Hi all, as you can see we have lost Sylvia. I am thinking that perhaps this is a good point to stop the campaign, not because I haven't enjoyed it but I have found it very difficult to recruit players for this type of campaign. Secondly I'm not sure that the Call of Cthulhu type game really works in this format. That said I hope you have enjoyed the game up to the point we have got to.
Dude! Sorry to hear you're shutting this game down. I absolutely love the story this adventure path takes; and If you revive it I want in.
Thanks for running. I know I haven't been the best player in this game. For some reason I had a tough time connecting to my character, and often lost track of everything that was happening. I agree that I'm not sure this type of CoC game works for PbP. Maybe if you had several players all being extremely active it would work... but that's like catching lightning in a bottle. I think you did a fantastic job of organizing the information in the game, I just know I was a bit overwhelmed by the amount of data.
Thanks again, and I'd definitely love to play with you again.