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Ok guys here's the video from our gaming session I promised, sorry about the confusion from the other thread. There are some Invasion of Farshore spoilers on here so players beware!

Enjoy the humor and welcome to our gaming group!

Warning: Strong Language

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxGgt-zsP2o


give it an hour i just loaded it.


Okay so my party hates Avner. HATES. So I as the rogue in thegroup have decided to assassinate him. Any thoughts? NO SPOILERS!!!


So I am a player in the STAP and was wondering what other players were planning to do to defend Farshore? (PLEASE NO SPOILERS!)


Okay so I guess I haven't received enough criticism for posting on this message board about the bat idol so I'm back.

My party has reached the colony and is preparing it for the attack from the Crimson Fleet. My character is an elfin rogue with a decent trap building modifier and a fairly decent use magic device modifier. I want to set up traps around the perimeter of the colony and dig a tunnel that goes from the center of the town to the caves just outside the town. I am new to D&D and I am not quite sure how to go about doing this or what types of traps I can exactly build. My DM has told me we have two months and Lavinia's resources to work with. Are there any types of limits to traps or elementals that could build tunnels? Any advice will be greatly appreciated by our group as we are all novices. Thanks!

NO SPOILERS PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Okay so here's the deal; when our party of five took on the caves and retrieved Ural's precious bat idol, we never gave it to him.

When he was kidnapped our DM (a little inebriated at the time) forgot that Ural didn't have the bat idol until we reminded him half way into the Temple. Anyway we finished out the mission and retrieved Ural but we don't know what to do about the bat idol. Any suggestions? Is it worthless?


Hi guys I am new to this (obviously), just thought I'd start up a thread to see if any other campaigns had a DM's most targeted PC? My character, a rogue(who acts more accordingly with Merriam-Webster's definition of a rogue, than the Player's Handbook's definition of a rogue, i.e. he urinated on Meravanchi's (s.p.?) suitcase after searching it for valuables, after he was ordered by Meravanchi to carry it to his "private cabin" on the Sea Wyvern) is absolutely hated by our DM (Gay P is our nickname for him). So far he has tried to kill me in every dungeon and almost succeeded in the temple of the Demogorgan (s.p.?) last game after I was reduced to negative four hit points on one attack. Anyone else with this problem?