Flooded gamers

[offshoreguy]

I just wanted to make a post thanking my local Pathfinder group for helping my wife and I have a good day after several bad days. Not sure how many know as the "Big" news agencies here in the states are more interested in political stuff, but south Louisiana has had historic flooding. Mine and several other people's homes I know have been flooded. My family is alive and well and we probably have a few more bags of clothes than most. It's just nice to see how as a community of gamers we can come together and help people out. I hope they know how nice it was to just sit down play some pathfinder card game and live like nothing happened. Everybody take care.

[Hmm]

Floods are awful. I'm glad to hear that your local Pathfinder community came together for you. Here's hoping that you and your family are back on dry land (literally as well as figuratively) soon!

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[Netopalis]

Great to hear that you're making it through, and that Pathfinders are sticking together. We were very lucky up here that during our recent flooding, none of our players were affected. However, I think that all of us in West Virginia know somebody who catastrophically lost their house recently. It's a pretty awful thing to happen.

[sowhereaminow]

I'm glad Poog of Zagronel could cheer y'all up. Even if he did mine the blessings deck a bit too much on that second game. :-)

[Incendiaeternus]

Stay safe and dry, hope things work out well as the challenges of putting things back together start.

[Lord Laird Bates]

Happy your all right. I'm from Fargo, ND, lived practically on the Red River so I know what it's like to have your home flooded.

[thecursor]

Hey guys, Dan here, It's nice to see the local BR group's still breathing. Is it at all possible that we can just only run desert scenarios? For like ever?