Ok Tal, here you go. :)

   Funny, I though you guys would just hop on this, but then realized my map isn't up, and you probably want to know how successful sniper #1 and #2 are going to be before you proceed. I've got a union meeting tonight, though I may skip it [rather than argue about the lousy job I think they're doing]. In any case I should have something more for you by thursday nite.

thank you sir.

I would have posted again but I was just curious if it was our turn or not. LOL would you like me to post? I can wait for a map or not.....

let me read again and then ILL see .....

William, what's a "cover roll"?  (Should I be rolling one too?)

I meant concealment, if they have it behind the trees...language fails me soooo often.

   Everyone has between 10%-70% concealment from ranged attacks in this particular encounter, depending on distance and the presence of night/darkvision capabilities. It should be clear that the snipers do indeed posess darkvision but the two leader-types on the ground do not. Limited resources and all that. :)

   Going out of town right now so I'll only be able to update the action this weekend, not the maps. Look for a post tomorrow.

   Road trip!

ok I will post something meaningful myself later on today.


I love road trips


I might , 50 50 chance be going to VEgas this weekend. Dam I love that place.,.....LOL

Heading on a road trip myself today.  Back Tuesday.

Adventure responsibly!

   Internet Explorer performed/encountered a critical error yesterday, closing all my windows while I was posting and updating the map. Curse, curse, curse. I'll get on again tonight after work. :|

   It shut down on me three more times in the last two hours. Virusscanned and removed a trojan pretending to be a background anti-spyware program. :|
   Will return to the grind of trying not to cry every 30 minutes tomorrow. :(

Passing along a message, DM Lobo is still having problems, and hopes to have it solved soon. I am sure that all the bad guys died, though, so his next post is just a formality...

or at least we can hope.

dam I hate those trojans, dam virus and ....cpu died on me once due to a virus...grrrrrrrrrrr


and I agree, they are all DEAD !

   [posting from the library at the moment]

   The hard drive is dead, Jim. I bought a newer, better one today and will install Windows on it when my friend comes over sometime this week, then transfer whatever programs I can from the old, worn-out drive and get right back online.

   Uh...no, William, the enemy is not all dead. :|

They should be. They were all wearing red shirts.

yea those suck, I had to replace my video card, my cpu board and all sorts of other stuff.


I still have two other cpus sitting, collecting dust.

Take your time for I feel your pain....

Said it all in the old OOC. How's all?!

I am sorry to hear about your problems penville hope you are well.


We are fine here and will be if and when you come back.

As long as people remind me ;)

meanwhile I tried replying yesterday and.. bugger didn't post! :(

I am just wondering, everyone ok?

No rush or anything


Just wondering how every has been. Maybe I need to respond, gonna check the thread now. lol just in case.

I think all is well, computer issues not yet resolved. (re DM Lobo)

My wishes for a speedy recovery to DM Lobo's computer...

la de da

no rush

just wanted to drop a line is all.

How is everyone

Doin' well. And you?

Lobo cpu must still be down...ahh the hazards of REAL LIFE...lol

Yep.  But some things (and DMs) are worth waiting for... so... here I stay...

yup me too

I have time


"Tiiiiiime is on my side....yes it is..*

Yup, still having issues. However, in case GM Lobo ses this...

Will be AFK from tomorrow morning early (7/26) until Wednesday evening late (7/29). Likely to post Thursday.

   Sweet Jeesus! [spelling intentionally incorrect :P]

   Last night I sat at my computer for the third time that day, just as I had twice on thursday and three times the previous sunday, and the wednesday before that and so on for the past three weeks. My computer problems were pretty much a thing of the past after four or five weeks, but since then I've found myself literally paralyzed with apprehension bordering fear at returning to any of my games on RPOL.
   This feeling is amplified when I see how many of the games in which I am involved have purple numbers awaiting my return. Obviously this means private messages are pending, and for those in which I am a player it no doubt means that my absence, despite being announced prior to its occurrence, has probably outlasted its allowance. Twice this year I've been in games that I felt were outstanding and worth every ounce of my effort, only to have the GM of one unceremoniously pull the plug and the other ditch me and move the other players to another thread group. On top of this my brother, now facing fatherhood with his second child, has dropped out of two games with me, which is kind of the end of an era between us, and I'd be lying if I said it didn't bother me.
   Worse than that, though, are the games where I am the GM. My mind imagines that I'll return to most to find that several people have abandoned them, probably almost immediately after my [anticipated temporary] departure in june. I fully understand the transient nature of RPOL, but do you know that I've got one game that I've been running for five years, I've had 58 people come and go; over 50 of those people quit in the first month, and the majority of those did so before they even made a single post as a player? Do you know how many times I've had someone quit my game because they didn't have time and were paring back their game-loads, only to have them send and RTJ to me in another game I run? Embarassing for them, frustrating for me.
   I liken my situation to the standard joke running around the GM circuit wherein an energetic GM spends countless hours crafting a realm or adventure only to have the party solve the riddle or defeat the bad guy on the first night of gaming by doing something totally unexpected that the GM did not forsee. For me, it is less that the party is completing or sidestepping the adventure - they are losing players so quickly that I have to remold the plot or recast the villains or tweak the CR of the encounters, only to have to change them again a couple months later. It is both infuriating and depressing.

   Today, though, I find words of kindness and support from the adventurers in this group, which encourages me to run through all of the games tonight and post OOC to all. For obvious reasons, I would prefer to 'fast forward' through the combat we most recently began and simply give a narrative account of the results. It will take some time to write it, so please give me two days to post it.
   You've renewed my faith, to some extent, in the presence of decent people behind the players of RPOL. Thank you. :)

Hurrah!  Welcome back, DM Lobo!

Have no fear, I don't think anyone is going to solve any of *your* riddles too early in the campaign :)

Thrilled to have you back - looking forward to the adventure continuing - and if there is anything I can do to help as you ease back into the game, let me know!

;-)

Glad you're back on...

I saw this late but welcome back.

Yea thanks for coming back and I hear you on your gripes, makes a ton of sense. A LOT OF GOOD DMS get burned out due to players, it happens alot.

Also Your riddles confuse me....LOL I can never solve em either.

Again take your time, no problem on the recap and heck glad you are back.


YAAAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! ;)

   Noting that Tal's post is the only one to mention a specific location [ie he looks over at Garik, who had fled the scene with Rennan and Penville], this necessitates a move of the party out the orchard's western entrance/exit...which also delays or negates movement to the east [to follow the fleeing sniper] or to the north [to chase the fleeing cult leader].
   I'll post this party movement later tonight, to coincide with Lyssander's finishing of the 'detection and collection'.

Assuming none of the collected items has any particular significance that would affect this decision, Lyssander is also in favor of regrouping with the others - i.e. heading to the western exit.

FYI - Going on a fortnight's vacation starting Wednesday.  I should have some internet access, not sure just how much.

Woo so I didn't miss much!? :)
What a good time to get internet! :)

   I heartily agree. Wholeheartedly. Completely. Without reservation or question. :P

   I think I'll post more NPC stuff tomorrow night, just to get a jump on the weekend and all. We'll also be having a mage join us sometime later next week, one with ties to the group that should prove both interesting and at the same time allow for a rapid entry and level of trust [with at least one of you].

sorry guys I am still here, REAL BUSY IN REAL LIFE that I could not even check the site


I am here for the long run though


lol

   I'll give Perrin and William a couple posts to get reacquainted, then bring in your new arcane caster and let you assimilate him into the group. Probly be totally back on track by next tuesday-ish. :)

Internet NOT sorted even though I spoke to 4 people last saturday and each gave different advice!

So quickly checking at work but there is too many posts to be able to keep up at work! :(


but will try! :) And will hopefully get on this weekend, parents depending.

   Ok folks, we've hit one of those 'vote or die' situations. :P

   The party is faced with two very real options [more if you think about it] but what it boils down to is this:

1.   you can take the option Lyssander is suggesting - that of notifying Filaux about the safety and whereabouts of his son and let the dragon come into town to get his child, probably thank you, and end the adventure almost immediately. Once the boy is safely back in his father's care out on their island the factions will no doubt fade back into their respective shadows, ending the threat to Jade. A new adventure could be started within a week, chosen as always from three or four that would be offered/posted in the ARP thread.

2.   or you can, for whatever reasons you decide, choose to delay such a dispatch to Filaux, and instead try to reveal, capture, or eliminate one or more of the factions that are involved in this plot yourselves. Doind so would definitely be more dangerous on a very personal level for all of you, as well as perhaps having the unfortunate side effect of angering Filaux that you waited so long to tell him what was going on. Who are you, mere mortals, to play god with one of his offspring? Of course, if you are successful in at least discovering the locations and motivations of these factions he might overlook eating you in favor of sending you on a revenge quest.

   Since there are five active players in the group, I'll post to the game thread 24 hours after one choice or the other has three solid votes [to allow time for rebuttals or persuasive arguments]. :)

The path of duty is clear.

Lyssander has acknowledged and internalized an obligation to keep Jade safe from harm, and he will object to a course of action that sees the little wyrmling put in danger's way.

However, I think there is a way to keep on track with this adventure.  Lyssander will propose that Filaux be requested to come incognito.  The factions need not be aware that Jade has been retrieved... and they might even see 'Jade' walk out with the group, still looking like a 10-year old boy and registering a draconic aura to those who can perceive it...  nasty, nasty surprise to anyone who seeks to kidnap the tyke again.

Why would Filaux play along this way?  Well, I somehow don't think that a distraught draconic parent will take a "no harm, no foul" approach and just walk away after spending two weeks in a panicked search for his child.  No...  I mean, seriously...  You just DO NOT DO THAT to a dragon.  And now that Jade is safe, the various factions have no hostage to inhibit Filaux from unleashing the full measure of his wrath upon them, as soon as he uses our little group to help him figure out which people deserve to be painfully crucified, and which ones merit a less merciful fate.

Retribution - for daring to kidnap his kid.
Deterrence - so that no-one does this ever, ever again anywhere near him.
Capacity-destruction - so that even if the cult is too fanatic to be deterred, they no longer have the resources to try this again.

Motive enough?  You tell me. :)

(As a personal side-benefit to Lyssander, he would be working hand in hand with a dragon, just like his Order's hero Syrano.  How cool is that?)

WIlliam is a simple fellow, and as far as he's concerned, the youngin' needs to be returned to daddy. Straightaway. As for going after factions, it's merely an afterthought to him, as he's more concerned with nasty bad critters (humanoids, mostly) doing bad things in lands where they do not belong.

Taran supports returning the child to his parent as quickly as possible.
Anything else would be a cruel risk and far to dangerous, though Lyssander's suggestion is a good one should the dragon agree.

Penville will side with what Jade wants to do.
After all, it's nice being not the shortest...

unless he's taller?

yea giving dragon son back to daddy sounds good.

Also guys, sorry I am not posting. Real life and all sorts of stuff at work has been hectic. I usually have more time at work ( lol ) but for some reason this year has been different. I am just a bit more busy, I get home and then forgot all about rpol.

BUt I will continue to post for I like this game, I enjoy reading lyssanders posts and Dm hobo is hte best. ( well lobo and a guy named mathgeek )

anyways my point, I am here for the long haul. I have been absent these past few weeks but plan on at least posting every other day in this game. I enjoy it too much to not try and continue.

OK enough of that

I will do some reading and add my post.

You're clearly far behind on your OotS, DM Lobo :)  Sending is an archetypical divine spell, though wizards can cast it too (with more difficulty) -

http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/sending.htm

(Sorry if the reference is a bit, err, arcane - OotS refers to the comic strip Order of the Stick, which I heartily recommend to you, and which has a dwarven cleric character that occasionally casts a sending.  http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots.html )

   Sorry to burst your bubble, but I wanted to avoid the whole 'you can't afford a sending spell from the greedy Waukeenites who have already stuck their necks out for you four times this adventure'. It wouldn't do for your group to be thrown out on your ears, and this way you can once more leave Jade bhind in the safety of the temple while you search for the Angry Red Wizard you passed in the street yesterday.

   Otherwise, yes you are correct. :)

   And OOTS rocks. I am using the tshirt photo "Your d12 cries itself to sleep" as my Facebook homepage pic. :P

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I love oots...and xkcd

DM Lobo - "afford" a sending spell?  Getting Jade to safety is now their problem, not ours (*)...  Let's see how they react...


William - Funny you should mention that.  I discovered xkcd just last week - it is absolutely awesome.  Yeah, so I can be a geek sometimes :)

* - By which I mean that the dragon would have greater expectations from the temple of Waukeen (a well-resourced temple that has grown fat off of the sea-based commerce that Filaux has protected over the decades from piracy) than from a group of foreign adventurers that don't owe him anything.
This message was last edited by the player at 04:57, Fri 11 Sept 2009.

   I'm not usually fond of posting 'what ifs' before the end of the adventure, but since you insist on trying to be right about your position, here goes.

   Posession of Jade is nine-tenths of the trouble you'll be in. Try to remember that the high priestess of this town has probably been in personal dealings with the dragon in the past, and as an expert shmoozer, will likely be able to say almost anything and have Filaux take her side over yours, despite your [mostly true] statements and protests to the contrary.
   Really, it's a game of mental chess: you rescued Jade and brought him to the temple, where she will claim she insisted you leave immediately for the island of the dragon, but your early success made you headstrong and you insisted, donated, and prayed your way into leaving him in their care for 'only a short time, during which you promised to bring the kidnappers to justice'. You've stolen the resources of the church [the warden Kraansh], abused the city watch [by making them respond to two separate combats you've initiated in town], put citizens in danger through your actions, disrupted trade in the town [which is an actual crime punishable by flogging and fines], and even involved a paladin in your personal crusade to gain the favor of this dragon - which you know nothing about. The temple of Waukeen owes Filaux nothing, in part because it *is* his protection of the trade routes that helps the dragon's own allies in the area. A known dragon's lair is a very tempting target, and the temple has provided much in the way of protection over the years.
   That's the rough outline of how much trouble you could be in, but aren't. Politics is a dirty game, and when it comes to a merchant-run town, unscrupulousness goes hand in hand with diplomacy. :|

   So, once you get this message off to Filaux you'll see how he reacts to the situation, and hopefully it all works out for the best for all parties involved. Of course this is an open adventure and you could choose some other route than a messaging by a wizard.

I still like my idea.

What was that bit about being brave or foolish though? I didn't get it - so I left it out?! :)

*shrug*

IC, Lyssander is frustrated that, after having incurred multiple casualties in the process of bringing Jade to the temple, where ample resources exist to contact Filaux at once and arrange for a pick-up, the group is now being sent off on a dubious errand to try and secure the services of some wizard who, for all that Lyssander knows, could already be in the employ of one (or more) of the evil factions.  (It doesn't help that, on an OOC basis, this strongly resembles a "go-fetch" type sidequest - though, I assume DM Lobo has something a little less straightforward in mind ;))

However, having brought Jade to the temple and made clear that the boy is now the Waukeenites' responsibility, Lyssander will go along with the errand - to the Thayan, the temple of Lathander, or whatnot - he just isn't very motivated to exert himself or take any risks in order to procure a spell that the Waukeenites can very well cast on their own.

Taran, feel free to take up the leader's mantle if you wish; the paladin Narvil seemed to have that position previously, but he, err, converted to NPC status, and I am not really interested in having Lyssander fill that void.
This message was last edited by the player at 13:03, Fri 11 Sept 2009.

Taran as a leader? Sure, if nobody has any objection to following a character trying to be even more "good" than a Paladin =)

   And there, finally, is the root of Lyssander's frustration. "He made it clear that the boy is now [their] responsibility."

   Lyssander seems to assume, and perhaps this is a great RP personality quirk, or perhaps it is a carryover of the player's unbridled enthusiasm for playing such an interesting character, that when he speaks, it is both of utmost importance and irrefutable logic. He helped save the boy and, like any good unwed teen mother who doesn't want her new child, unceremoniously plopped him on the steps of the local church. :P He sees no reason to have to do this in any other fashion than the way he wants it done, which, when viewed objectively, is a mere one and a half steps away from the logic tyrannical rulers use when whipping their peasants for failing to double their yields in a drought.
   Now, it is in keeping with your alignment and supposed moral compass that you [priest] are trying to see this through to the end. You [the group] have tried at nearly every turn to 'do the right thing'...yet, when faced with an obstinate and uncontrollable higher power, namely the political and religious-social machines that form the spine and guts of Phent, you prefer to carry these [semi-] outstanding thought processes and arguments on in OOC, rather than confront the Waukeenites directly IC and find out all this for yourself. XP...it's good for the soul. :)

   I do so love to write these long-winded posts, and I of course don't like seeing players weep in frustration; the next step is cursing, and the one after that is quitting.
   I also don't subscribe to the notion of handing the players XP in a can, or letting everything go their way in ANY adventure. Truly, if things went the way of PCs then there would be no need for heroic classes or PrCs...everyone could simply be farmers and professionals and go out dragonslaying. Lol  :D

   My next post will be delayed until tomorrow night, most likely. :(

I do not appreciate the ad hominem comparisons to tyrants and unwed teenage mothers who abandon their children.

Also, I very rarely curse.

[Private to DM Lobo: Look, I'm not aiming to pick an argument here over who is more right.  Objectively, you're clearly right that the temple has enough clout to cause the party no end of trouble, up to and including framing them for anything that happens to Jade.

This is about me trying to give you candid feedback (which I feel you've earned), in both the IC and OOC threads, about Lyssander's - and, related but not identical, my - reaction to this set-up.  Yes, the temple can refuse, probably with some impunity, to cast the sending on their own.  (I don't know why - IIRC there is no costly material component, and it isn't like they have a buyer lined up to hire every last 4th-level spell slot they have, so there is no opportunity cost - but let's set aside the question of their reasoning.)  But getting jerked around at the whim of some corrupt bureaucracy (A) is not a strong motivator for Lyssander, and (B) does not engage me as a player.  Take my feedback for what it's worth, and do whatever you want.]

   So here I am watching Matrix: Reloaded, and I think I had an epiphany. Either that, or a minor stroke.

   Anyway, Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus are in the lair of the vile little French information pimp and have just been dismissed. Standing in the elevator they wonder among themselves why they don't have the Keymaster. Did they do something wrong? Did they not do something they should have?
   No, declares Morpheus, what happened happened for a reason and could not have happened any other way than the way it did.

   After reading your posts [private and otherwise] I have decided to go ahead and end the adventure with one more post, tomorrow. This was, for simplicity's sake, a 10-chapter quest, and the party has found a way, despite my design and wishes, to skip ahead from chapter 6 to the end of the book. It would be wrong of me to force-feed additional, unnecessary side quests upon you just to get the full effect of the work I've done out in the open.

   No further postings are required until after my own, tomorrow night.

OK

*wonders* Ok, should be interesting to see at least.

will post an update tonight

IM still around

and Nice post so far...nice indeed. LOL

Has the game gone into hibernation for winter?

Waiting for everyone's next move =)

Is dead?

*pokes with stick*

We don't know where Lobo is. Maybe his internet is down again or it's something more personal. We expect him to come back some time.

Is not dead.

Aye, not dead.  Just... taking a little nap, is all :)

*finds a soft pillow to wait*
Might as well get comfortable.

Well, it's been over a month.  At this point, we're completely uncertain of Lobo's intentions.  He has not responded to rMails and hasn't checked into RoA threads since September 18.  If any of you would like to look for another region, feel free.  Also, please add 100 XP for waiting this long without any word from your DM.  If you plan on staying for a bit, please post so here but leave another message if you change your mind and find another region.  Thank you for your time, and I am very sorry for the inconvenience.

Lyssander - this incarnation of him, at any rate - will be sticking around for a while longer, in the hopes of picking up the campaign where we left off, upon DM Lobo's return.

Ditto Lyssander

I'm waiting for more than one game to kick off, so no rush here =)

Just to give me an idea, how long are you willing to wait?  We have no idea if Lobo is coming back or not.  I don't want to go into details, but we just can't guarantee this is a computer issue or anything.

I'm wondering because I was considering starting or picking up another region once I get off the current meds I'm taking that make me kind of loopy and need to know if you guys will need a new DM and/or a new region fairly quickly or way into the future or what.

I will wait until he announces that he isn't going to continue. I would assume that he'd let us know when he considers himself ready to pick up. Not to suggest that your offer isn't kind, or to sound petulant, but I have had to wait for other DMs before, and have no problem with patience.

Well that's kind of why I'm asking...  I really don't want to go into details, but he had the chance to mention something if he wasn't going to stick around, but he didn't.  And he doesn't seem to be the kind to leave his players hanging if he's just going on hiatus.  Therefore, the other head DMs and I are puzzled.

Anyway, you're more than welcome to wait.  I wouldn't be able to start anything very soon anyway, I was just trying to plan.  I'm in no shape to run battles, but my planning and organizing skills haven't fled under these meds.

Sorry all

This has to be my fault.

Every ROA group I have joined has had a GM go missing. I should be level 8 by now and have had to fight to get to 4!

This is the 3rd GM to disappear on me here? Apparently the 4th

You can understand why I am bitter about people who get to level 7 in ROA, as likely they've been here half the time but not had GMs disappear every 2 minutes! :P
This message was last edited by the player at 16:30, Wed 21 Oct 2009.

PS. I'm ready to leave - Penville is indeed a doomed character!
And if I leave, maybe he'll come back! :)

I'll wait as long as it takes, I have no problem doing so =)

Happy to wait for quite a while longer.

But...  Penville...  Careful which region you join next.  If you make DM Windwalker disappear, I'll be coming after you with a bucket of hot sand and a feather-duster.

When I said Penville was cursed, I meant IC not OOC!!!

sadly, a legacy is born!

I just want to play and level without the DMs all disappearing! :(

Aw.  :)  Thank you, Lyssander.  I needed to hear something like that today.  :)

The good news is, short of death, I have no intentions of ever leaving RPoL or RoA.  They are my home away from home.  Plus, I met DM Annihilator on RPoL, so it will always have special meaning for me.

As far as Penville goes, I don't have an opening in my two current regions that he would really fit it.  But I'll definitely keep the character in mind for a third when I do either take something over or start something up.

And don't worry about the level disparagies.  I know it doesn't seem fair.  Here are my recommendations:  (1) Try to get one of the reliable DMs who have been here forever.  BCM is the best for consistency, absolutely.  (2) Try to hop into a region with a lot of DMs as players in that region.  Usually a region with a lot of DMs tends to last longer and posting is more consistent.  Plus, because they'll be higher level, you'll actually get to level faster than normal.  (3) Become a reliable, consistent DM in RoA yourself.  We have benefits for doing so, plus we host lots of virtual pizza and toga parties in the DM's Lounge...  :p  Being an RoA DM is rewarding and fulfilling, plus we've got a great community of DMs.  Also, being a DM will allow you to help shape RoA.  We're always looking for new ideas and help on any number of things.  /end recruiting speech   *giggles*

I've apparently found another group (I work fast, the curse must continue!)

As for GMing, I don't want to here as I can't commit at the moment. Plus my game is sludging along, Has been for about 3-4 years! :)

Then go, my child, and slay the heck out of some big bad evil guys and monsters for me.  :p

That is understandable.  Just keep it in mind if you ever find the time, inclination, and dedication.

No problem, you didn't seem so sure when it started and I've spent about 2 years waiting around on ROA (might be an over or under exhaggeration) so ready to move! :)

Thanks though, and if everyone rejects me, I'll be back! :)

Honestly, the situation on RoA when it comes to DMs that last is only slightly better than in the rest of RPoL. But hey, at least you don't have to rebuild every time, right?

You probably had a pretty good run with Lobo here anyway.

However, I haven't seen any pizza or toga parties, unless there's something someone's not telling me? ;)

That is very true.  I've not been lucky enough to find games that last beyond a few months or so except on RoA.  My most consistent DM anywhere has been BCM, and Anni was very close to that until he started college.  That's been eating up a lot of his time and creativity, understandably.

*giggles*  It has been awhile since the last party, but I've been too sick to host anything.  :p  I do have a birthday coming up, though.  We'll have to celebrate in style.  :D

Right.

My weird halfling is moving to the same ROA as my paladin! I'm thinking I won't get them confused! :)

So I can copy the sheet - NO DELETING PLEASE! :)

Plus this seems a good group to chat with anyways.

parties are good.
This message was last edited by the player at 12:52, Mon 26 Oct 2009.

Does anyone mind I use the people here in my tales of woe with the other group?

Basically Penville thinks you're all dead. Whether you are or not, he's wandered off. Dead people chat less.

But I thought it could be fun incase anyone in ROA 1 either knows you or comes to meet you one day (just incase?!) :)

 - didn't wanna tread on anyones toes mind!

I do not mind

I am here

I guess I can wait

I was on a break myself for a while> I am ithcing to come back again. I love this character and what I want to do with him

So I am here

will heck daily once again


Hi guys

sup geek

Nada, 'sup w/you?

We found Lobo and invited him to return, but he chose not to respond. So we'll begin looking for a new DM for Thesk.

Our apologies for this.

*sigh* Still willing to wait though :)

I assume this game is dead?

Just wondering before I get up and leave....guess try to get into a new region.

Still looking. :(

Please consider moving to other games where possible.

Moving to another region

I did too....;)

And Lyssander, as well, heads for the great blue yonder.

A little tidying-up before I go, though.  My notes reflect the following treasure, unaccounted for:

*  Two bags of coin from Talrylil's hirers (a little over 400 coins, described thus: "The coins are not only a mix of silver and gold, but also a mix of mintings and stamps").

*  Magical items lifted by Lyssander from the attackers in the orchard:  "one light crossbow on the north sniper, one purse [not the contents - just the purse] on the second sniper, and a belt and potion on the lieutenant"

Kind, merciful, all-knowing, all-wise DMs, could you please allocate this treasure among the relevant team-members?  (Presumably Talrylil, Penville, William and Lyssander, being the PCs present at the orchard fight)

I do not know anything about the magical items beyond the description above, so I guess we either ignore them or roll randomly to see what they might be, unless the DMs find some indication somewhere of what DM Lobo intended them to be.

Alright. Thanks for letting us know here.

Okay, I'll try to remember to go over the treasure some time, when I have such time. :p