Welcome and good to have you aboard!

Same from me!

Greetings, good to have you aboard.

Sorry about the bit delay, the others are already on their way back to the Bald Swine.

 Hmmm, talk about wrong typecasting, a cleric of taal and a barbarian going into a hair saloon ?. <grin>

Small joys in life.

Robert is the correct one, as I used always, I assume Ivan used Robart to reflect an accent.

To be fair, Ivan is due a trim.

And yes, Robart is purely for accent.

Then this was simply a misunderstanding situation because of an accent. I like this, smells really reality-like. Good roleplaying :)

Happy 300 :) Let it be much more!

I am moving house this weekend so I might not be able to post until Monday

Waiting for the Barber and the Coachyard scene to move on.

A question to other players: when I tell a story like I did with fragments, do you want more to get something closer to a full story, or is this enough for you?

Seems fine to me.
'Course, I wasn't there so may not have valid opinion.

Don't forget to include, things you took, onto your character sheet! Like garlic.

 Sorry for hogging the post's but was trying to get us moving some.

I see you've got inspired by my comment in the Critics thread :D

 Umm, he will kick in 5 karls to purchase materials for the trip.

Linolil will add five too.

Ivan puts in 5 crowns.

Wanda will add five also.

Tyre seems very, VERY informed on the ways of vampires.
Perhaps a little TOO informed, Herr DRACULA!

 ya hasta remember der monn dat i be a cleric and i would tink dat da clerics know dis tings. ) done with the voice of the ocean dieity in Pirates of the Carribian.

I wouldn't have thought undead 101 was covered in an initiates training.

Some myths are so common that I think most people would hear about them...the garlic thing being one of them. Why else would half the party have stuffed their pockets?