Just like Hanzo, luckily, I'm able to work from home. Though I think it's not optimal at all and tend to overwork. I really hope everyone goes through this, and the upcoming economical crisis, without too many difficulties.
Has it already been 3 months? Time is moving at a different pace in these PBP games.
The half-orc doesn't waste any second and as soon as he sees the kobold cleric preparing for another spell he gathers all his strength lets out a roar and delivers a powerful blow in the direction of the cleric.
Not wanting to lose the initiative the inquisitor returns the swing this time from the other side with less force but with more precision.
Seeing that his brother in arms was hit by the spell the cleric just cast, he tries to recall information about the effects of that magic, and if the kobold falls to the ground dead he would attempt to help Nighttail finish the last skeleton.
"Hide? What for?" Easlis shouted over the noise made by the wind. The magus reluctantly took a couple of clumsy steps from the main road not bothering to cover the footprints nor the dead tree branches on which he just stepped on.
The elf moves nonchalantly on the street of the town admiring the large statue.
"I wonder if the witches had held any territory in Taldor before. And what we're seeing are the remains of their golden history." He nods at Porablum and heads towards Verana's Sundries.
Once inside the shop, he would ask about the cold weather outfits and about the origin of the statue.
Sheaorlis followed the kobold then stopped suddenly when being reminded of the wizard, looking inquiringly at the kobold, making no attempt to protest at the seizing of the magical items. "Is he the cause of all the odd behaviour of this tribe lately?"
First of all, sorry for the slow posting the past few days. We've just finished celebrating Easter for the second time this year. Sheridan it's been fun playing with you. Thanks for letting us know, there are so many people quitting these games without a word. Good luck with your book! GM, I think your suggestion of merging the two groups is a wise one, if the members from the other "table" are willing to adopt two more characters. It's a good thing we've made about the same progress in the campaign. As Stone mentioned the recruitment and character creation process can be a bit slow.
As the half-orc raises his axe again to finish one of the fallen kobolds he paused letting Sheridan's words sink in. "There's no point wasting our time with these underlings. By the time we get them to their senses and extract from them anything, the whole nest might be on us. Let us move forward."
Congrats GM on your second child. It was about time something good was headed your way. |
