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Looking for 4-7 players to participate in an online society game for approximately two months. Players are asked to participate on a regular basis, visiting the wave at least once a day; more often is preferable.
This game takes place online via Goggle Wave. Post here with your society number, character level, and email address to reserve your spot. Your spot isn't reserved until you post to the out-of-character wave (which you will be emailed). The game starts as soon as we have four waveified players, but if you reserve a spot while the first four are still setting up, you can get in.
This is an online event, so the character you use cannot be played in another event until this one finishes. The goal is for this game to wrap up within sixty days of the launch.

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Actually, it appears I might be able to run my rogue after all. So Character would be #14799-01 Rico Gustavo Marinara, Rogue 1.
#14799-02
Renard, the Fox
Wizard 1This is my second society character. I can be very consistent in my postings. Sending you my email now. Looks like fun!
The Fox

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We currently have three locked-in players:
Farouq (barbarian)
Nolin (rogue)
Renard (sorcerer)
Nazarius (and anyone else trying to play) needs to create his character sheet wave soon in order to secure their slot.
@Griff (AxeMurder0): You should have an invite in your inbox to join the wave. You can follow the instructions there to get set up.
@Emontague: Here's a good definition of google wave, but the short version is that it's a combined forum/chat room/email interface. We use it more-or-less like a PbP forum, except the editing capabilities are more versatile. If you'd like to participate, I need your email address (or you can email me, see my profile).

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This game just ended; to my players:
Got any feedback? I'm particularly interested in your thoughts regarding playing over google wave, but any game-related feedback is welcome.
The game was great, well run and fun. The waves worked well, great way to maintain multiple channels of communication at one time. Aren't they supposed to be shutting down Google Wave shortly in favor of something else, though?