In reply to Tamarkorda (msg # 390):

That's the thing about Glorantha, there is a staggering amount of content!

In reply to Tamarkorda (msg # 390):

Sanuzi AND Jonathon are trying, desperately, to absorb all this.

I see the omniscient spell checker has turned Peloria into Peoria in the big post above!

XD

In reply to Oligur Jaffez (msg # 395):

Lends a new meaning to "Will it play in Peoria?"!

In reply to Bingling Hyxloriz (msg # 396):

Haha!

That's a mere 2 hours drive for me (Peoria, not Peloria).

So... what does happen in Peoria before the dawn?

I had a less than ideal trip up the local hill fort on the way back from the shops.

I keep forgetting to put some boots in the back of the car, so I went up in my near grip-less everyday shoes. There was a cloud sitting on the hills (a 60yard mist, a bit creepy when I heard the voices of a large group coming the other way at the top but couldn't see them) so everything was slick with dew and despite aiming to come down the 'winter way' (mostly on a mettled path) I slipped and twisted my ankle on a mossy patch of short grass. I may have done something to the knee too. It's a bit sore but not noticeably swollen.

On the positive side I'd taken a stick with me so getting down was no trouble, and the spot where I slipped didn't have the shrinking of sheep droppings that was all around the top of the hill.

Now, to go and find those boots...

Ack, may the sore joints heal quickly and smoothly!

Bingling, here is the link to the new CDC digital exhibit on Ebola:
http://cdcmuseum.org/exhibits/show/ebola/summary

In reply to Narrator (msg # 401):

I had not seen that -
Thank you!

Again, sorry for the delay.

Tomorrow I will try to summarize a few stories, then move you to the practice quest.

With apologies to Edward Madden and Percy Wenrich

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6jsJEvoysI

In reply to Tamarkorda (msg # 404):

That was great, I vote that Tamarkorda gets a sing roll

I apologize.  I've been working on a proposal all week and my creativity is near empty right now.  I'm hoping that will be over today.

No worries, I just occasionally mangle songs to mention Gloranthan locations. I did a version of 'Anything Goes' for the nightclub singer at Goldfang's in Pavis once.

In reply to Tamarkorda (msg # 407):

Just seeing if this shows up and is working.

In reply to Sanuzi Asar-Girru (msg # 408):

Reading you loud and clear, good buddy!

Missing you guys and looking forward to real life allowing us to continue.

Fingers crossed, circumstances may allow.

Hello everyone.

Between the numbers of proposals, I've had to write in the past two months, and now having to move everything online, I have not had time to work on this game and my creativity is at an all-time low.

I am going to be closing this game as I just cannot commit to it, and I probably won't be able to until at least July.

I'm sorry about this as I was enjoying the characters being played.
This message was last edited by the GM at 22:53, Fri 20 Mar 2020.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 411):

Dear GM,

thanks for running a great game! 

For me it's been a really enjoyable experience and has helped me get back into gaming after a hiatus of many years.

I relate to the creativity drain from the current crisis, sitting down and trying to focus is really hard right now.

Wishing you and all the terrific players in this terrific campaign to remain healthy and full of blessings and new hope in the weeks and months ahead.
This message was last edited by the player at 00:16, Sat 21 Mar 2020.

It was short but sweet for me. Thank you and stay safe all.

I've really enjoyed the game, it's got me much more interested in the Grazelanders. Thanks GM for a thought provoking locale and set of NPCs.

I hope your real world commitments are not themselves becoming unsupportable. Obligations to others are all very well, but sometimes a line has to be drawn to avoid a total system failure.

If anybody knows of any other RPOL RQ games 'hiring' I'd be interested.

Take care all, and thanks for playing.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 411):

Thank you very much for including me, and I totally understand. It has been wonderful meeting everyone and playing a culture I remembered fondly from decades ago. I hope the best for all of us as we face this real world crisis.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 411):

Thank you for making this possible at all. I've really enjoyed the experience. I've never gotten the chance to try the shamanic path (not even back in RQ2), so thanks for that.

I really hope everyone stays well and gets through this with life, economy, and sanity intact.
Cheers!