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This is Gerald. I played almost halfway through the first Iron Gods book on here about four or five years ago. If that doesn’t bother you, I’d love to be considered. Here is the character profile I was playing. I’d love to dust her off and run her again.
Tech adverse barbarian jumping in the thread. It'd be great if one of you kind DM's would consider taking on our wayward band. I'd be happy to answer any questions you might have!
I agree. We've waited a long time. I'm ready to move on.
Still here.
Hope you are okay.
That's fine, DM. Glad you are still here!
I'm sure she's cool with it too. When you open the new thread, post or pm us a link, and we'll jump right over!
Works for me!
I actually wrote "freaking" out this morning, not "framing" out. Either autocorrect got me, or I was very sleepy...maybe both.
Same as Suna. I'm not one for framing out. I'm up for waiting as long as need be.
I'm fine wither way on stats, DM. Whatever preference you have is good with me...
I usually post at least once in the am and once in the pm, if there are posts to respond to. If not, then normally once a day. And I am posting for eastern time zone in the U.S. Some days, when I'm in the office, I'm like Suna and can bust out multiple posts in a single day.
That would be awesome, DM! And welcome to Hilda! Rage without me burning my rounds....I'm all about that!
I'd be fine with that, Suna.
I pm'd Alyana as well. She just posted last Wednesday that she still wanted to play, so there's a party right there. No arcane, but I'm sure we can make do. If we get rolling and hit a good,point, we might think about recruiting for one in the future.
I'm going to send a pm to them this evening, just to be sure. They sounded interested originally, I thought.
Just a note I will be away for roughly the next couple of days, beginning about lunch time tomorrow. I've got a road trip to watch my basketball team in the ncaa tourney tomorrow night, heading directly back home and sleeping about two hours before heading to work on Friday. I'll probably pass out after work on Friday, and it will be Saturday before I get back into the swing of things, then hopefully I'll be heading back on the road trip for the next tourney game.
Awesome! Thanks so much for agreeing to take out little band of adventurers on...I'm happy to continue on exploring!
Have you ever run a PBP campaign before, DM? Would you be okay taking up the mantle and providing regular updates? We generally post at least once per day, and sometimes we are even quicker than that.
Bitha is a robot/android hater, even though she's only really met one I think. It attacked her and the group put it down. She doesn't realize that two of her party members are actually androids. She quite likes those two, so when she figures it out, there will be some soul searching along those liens. Her rural tribe's ancestors told her of the horror androids and constructs could bring. She has accepted those tales without question. She's dead set on bringing back all of the villagers taken by these dastardly machines. Oh, and thanks for your interest in the game, DM.
If we could find someone to continue running for us, I'd be up for continuing the game.
"Do you hear it? There's another one down there," Bitha hisses quietly, waiting on the others before charging ahead.
Bitha stood by, wondering if she should simply swing her sword and end this creature's miserable existence. If it has a taste for humans, how can we ever trust it to be around people. Like a feral creature, it might be necessary to put it down.
"We are not food, plant! If you stop attacking us, we will do the same! Perhaps we can find you food somewhere...
Bitha swings her new greatsword, trying to cleave the beast in two. Attack with Power Attack plus Flank Damage
Will Bitha moves to the container top the Suna was pressing down. "Let it out...I'm ready for it!"
"Is that thing contained, or can it get to us," Bitha questions, hoping that if it is contained, its hunger wouldn't be a problem to the group.
"I won't put my sword down until you show yourself, stranger. You could be a robot trick for all I know. And I'll protect my friends, if you are!"
"An intelligent plant? I've heard tell of those, although I've never seen one. I've heard they can have terrible bites. Best beware," she warns, waiting to advance on it with the others.
Bitha followed Suna, with her sword drawn. The group had gotten progressively deeper in this strange metal building and her nerves were on edge. She carefully examines the contents of the room as well. Perception
Awesome! Thanks so much, DM.
DM, when you get to feeling better, is there any way we might be able to get a map of what we have explored and not?
Bitha gives a nod, and directs Zlota to stay behind the scout and the warrior.
"I knew there would be more robots attacking the villagers! We must find them at once. These monsters are a threat to our whole world,". She began following the trail of blood to where it looked like it ended.
Congrats, Zlota!
Bitha stood silently, sword at the ready. She hated everything about this place, but she was bound and determined that she was going to protect her group from the fate that had befallen whatever other humanoids had been here before.
Bitha followed Suna. "I hope this isn't more of the townspeople. Can anyone find a way to get in that room? Get us in those double doors now!"
"Evil sorcery! It's evil I say. How about no more button pushing from now on. If this room has the power to bring evil monsters like that back to life, there's no telling what other evil its capable of!". Bitha was clearly freaked out by the scene.
Bitha doesn't want anything to do with this strange hell hole of a room. She is quite ready to move on when the others have accomplished whatever they were looking for.
Sounds good to me! I'll note it on my sheet in the morning.
"Both our choices are poor at best. Forcing the door open will make much more noise, so maybe the silent door would be best for now," the barbarian suggests.
Bitha nodded at the family. "I am happy we were able to return him to you for proper rites. That is important to my tribe.". Bitha slips the shirt off and talks to the family, aiding them in getting the fit just right for her. She understood the emotions the family was suffering through, and mostly was quiet, allowing them to grieve.
"I didn't like that place anyway. The day I need his help is the day I'll consider letting the robots have me first!"
"You run this place? It is something all right," she sneers. "We are going to find the missing townsfolk. The ones we have found so far haven't been in great shape, as you've heard. We do not think we've seen Khonnir as yet though, although there is a great unexplored area below. As Alyna said, we are heading back in the morning to keep looking."
"These games are all a waste of time. These fat cats are getting rich off of the poor in the town. They give you a little for free, and then make you pay more than you have once you get a taste for it. It's a sad arrangement."
After smoking for a good long while, Bitha samples a game of chance or two, her feelings a bit relieved. Percentage rolls
Bitha wasn't comfortable, but she accompanied Boba to the smoking section. "I haven't had tobacco since I was with the tribe weeks ago. Maybe this will ease my nerves just a touch," she says as she sits and tries to activate the hookah.
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