farewell2kings |
Thanks, James. I do enjoy homebrewing (beer and mead, not necessarily campaigns, that is).
I felt a little bad that some of the other guys said nice things about their spouses and families and I kind of neglected that, and talked about beer. I felt guilty that my bio seemed so shallow compared to the others, but I'm glad you got a chuckle out of it.
Stefan
Rezdave |
Does The Mere of Dead Men count? It was longer than three adventures, though, IIRC.... ;)
Good catch :-) I remember it as five parts.
Stretching the definition of "Arcs" to include all serials adds:
Dragon 83 / 84 - The Twofold Talisman
42 / 52 - Lady of the Mists / My Lady's Mirror
87 / 100 - Raiders of Galath's Roost / Woe to Mistledale
100 - Old Embers Never Die (a real stretch)
115 / 126 - Raiders of the Black Ice / The Clockwork Fortress
Rez
Great Green God |
Agamon the Dark wrote:Does The Mere of Dead Men count? It was longer than three adventures, though, IIRC.... ;)Good catch :-) I remember it as five parts.
Stretching the definition of "Arcs" to include all serials adds:
Dragon 83 / 84 - The Twofold Talisman
42 / 52 - Lady of the Mists / My Lady's Mirror
87 / 100 - Raiders of Galath's Roost / Woe to Mistledale
100 - Old Embers Never Die (a real stretch)
115 / 126 - Raiders of the Black Ice / The Clockwork FortressRez
I like to think of these as sequels rather than arcs they don't really follow one right after another and some of the connections are pretty tenuous. One more set to add to that list; "Death of Lashmire" and "Seekers of the Silever Forge" by Tim Hitchcock. "Mere of Dead Men" should probably be called an "Adventure Trail." Not quite an "Adventure Path," but still longer than a three-part "Adventure Arc." If I get my Adventure Proposal Meeting Day, wish you'll be seeing another one of these in the future.
GGG