Huh. Dang. I get cut off from the internet for a week and all sorts of stuff happens. Is it too late for me to put in an Arrrrgh?
White Toymaker: Naw. Not at all. Glad to see you back!
Tequila Sunrise: Quick last minute question...Godot? New character or am I just glitching somwhere? Wasn't your character Ajjira? Not that there's a problem switching characters, just didn't recognize that one.
Kutok has reentered the fray!
Just picking my equipment then I think I'm done.
Whoops; I got your game and Saern's mixed up. I was wondering why you told us to level up to 2 and Godot was already there. Anyway, I just updated Ajjira. So what happened with that whole intro scene that we were playing out before your computer died? Has that happened, and passed? Are we out wandering the wilds now or in some other town or back where we started?
Keria has been raised to level 2, and is ready for whatever lies ahead.
Hopefully.
Well, all in good time, but suffice it to say, several weeks have passed from the introductory chapter. The characters have left Kota, rather suddenly, and have been travelling the barely upkept labyrinth of peasant roads that link the various jungle villages to one another, learning about each other and taking odd jobs and doing research of their various sorts. It's been pretty dangerous going. A lot of enemies, not even counting the ones who are actively hunting the PCs, have appeared in ambush to lead the characters to a brutal, bloody end. For the full details, wait for the post which will be coming out shortly, probably in Campaign Journals at least until we find out if we have a Play by Post section coming soon or not.
By the way I absolutely love the new avatars everybody!
any update? are the mechanics of the game play worked out and running smooth?
any update? are the mechanics of the game play worked out and running smooth?
Yeah. I'm really happy with the way it's been going. Granted fights take a lot longer running things RAW, but that's to be expected. We've had our share of minor miscommunications--but all in all it's a good read. I'd invite you to go read along in the Campaign Journals section and see what you think. It's the Shandura campaign. Let me know what you think!