No thanks, odds are against me any ways. What does the poison do anyways ?

In reply to Angati (msg # 859):

Oh, nothing much. Just subtract 1 pt of intelligence temporarily.

That way no one asks for a sip.

In reply to Angati (msg # 861):

:D Awesome Beni!

Anyway, taking the night off to put the finishing touches on my 40th birthday gathering. Party on dudes!

I have a 103 degree (F) fever. Feel free to NPC me if I'm non-communicative.

Get well soon dude

Get better soon Kassius!

Thanks! I'm actually feeling much better today, but need to catch up on some work since I basically missed Tuesday and Wednesday sleeping all day. Will try and post later tonight.

Kass-dawg- Glad you are feeling better.
All Mighty DM -Happy upcoming (belated?) 40th Birthday! May your bash be fun and filled with debauchery.
Beni- how are the kids? How is Victoria doing? She'll be 1 soon right? maybe not soon but in a couple months-
John.2- how is the DC area? Rainy weekend we are about to have (I think).
New Celene- How is life. How is Maine? I always want to take a trip up there.

Hey... little Vicky is 8 months old now https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B04G4TcsmGyXPbB she is cute as hell, and a very good girl, she doesn't cry, she sleeps and she eats... I don't know if she had been the first I'd have thought we are great parents... alas we have proves to the contrary :)

The other two, which are the girl and the boy on the left, on orange and pink are doing great.

Anyway... dear DM, so you startup a new score of years huh ?... well, wellcome to the clan.. its about the same thing as the late thirties, but you start feeling a pain here and there, that just doesn't go so easily...  enjoy :)  My best to you.

Hope things aren't *too* rainy this weekend.  It'd be nice to get some more springtime weather.  Getting our kids outside and running them around is a great way to ensure lengthy afternoon naps!

Maine is great. Still a little cold; snowed on Monday but that's all gone now.

It's definitely worth a visit late June to Early September.

In reply to Celene (msg # 870):

My wife went to college in Maine, and we both used to vacation there in the summer when we were kids.  When our kids are a little easier to handle, we're eagerly looking forward to returning there.

What school?

In reply to Celene (msg # 872):

Bowdoin.

I'm in Portland not far away. I went to UMF myself.

In reply to Celene (msg # 874):

Before we had kids, I was up in a Maine a few summers for vacation.  Once on Lake Kezar and once on Lake Mooselookmeguntic.  I think that'd be great to do with our kids, but right now I'm afraid all I'd do is worry about them drowning horribly.

We were in Rangeley last year with a four year old at Smalls Falls. I had that exact feeling the whole time. Especially after we watched a kid fishing fall in when a fish flopped off his hook.
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In reply to Celene (msg # 876):

Rangeley sounds familiar.  I think one of those places I went was part of those lakes.  Yeah, I wouldn't be quite as worried my four-year old.  He understands that he can't swim.  It's the two year old twins that are the big worry.  They love the water, but all they've experienced is wading pools and bathtubs so far.

I was more worried when her cousins wanted her to walk to the cliff around it.

http://newenglandwaterfalls.co...?name=Smalls%20Falls

Is it just me, or are the monsters in the second module MUCH tougher than the first?

In reply to Dungeon Master (msg # 879):

Is there a difference in authors between the first part and the second?

I mean, the monster's should be somewhat tougher; we are higher level!

In reply to Dungeon Master (msg # 879):

Of course, as a counterpoint to that, no one has died.  (Yet)

Maybe I should have checked the DM's post before I said that!