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Shale laughs with joy and a bit of shame. You proved as unable to handle the 'Fyre as me, he says to Guard. Although it looks to have calmed you down a bit.

Shale looks around as, one after another, his new companions emulate his ill-fated effort. He tries not to laugh as flames spout from a variety of faces, and is even a little alarmed as the warforged seems to seize up and topple. If I'd known you all were so eager to court disaster, I would...

With a chagrined grimace, Shale wipes the remaining flames from his lip. Should have stuck with the three swallows, he groans, but that was good 'fyre. He fishes in his pocket for his two silver and slams them on the bar. Sorry, boys. It looks like we'll have to pay tonight after all.

This is going to hurt. 15

Shale stretches his neck with a crack. Then here's to a night of mourning that will last until morning, he says with a determined grin. He then reaches down to grasp the stoneware vessel, feeling the heat of the flames through the solid material. He makes three quick passes across the open...

Agreed, Shale says with conviction and an ounce of pride. It'll take more than a bit o' Dragonfyre to melt this rock.

A bit of dragonfyre, if you have any, followed by a mug of dark ale, Shale says to the server, hardly noticing its incorporeal form. He glances at Rydan and winks. The 'fyre will cauterize the wound, after all, even if it doesn't kill the pain.

Shale looks around the inn, looking for a secluded area for them to sit and remember those they've lost. I've no need to be clandestine, he says to his new companions, but I see no need to share our business with others. Let those who have suffered the loss celebrate the lost. I've had enough...

Sounds like it might be a good week for the game to pause, with two players off the grid. Just a thought.

Shale allows himself to smile at Firil's suggestion, in spite of the sorrow that still lingers. Yes, my father would appreciate such a ceremony much more than what we have witnessed here. Let us find this inn and show it how the scions of heroes honor their dead.

Agreed, Shale responds. I hope it is worth our time, but I can't imagine refusing to pursue such a lead. While I don't know what awaits us, I am honored to be facing it with all of you.

Thanks. I found a group over on the Order of the Stick forums. Face to face is great, but I like the flexible schedule offered by pbp.

Shale finds himself smiling for the first time today as Ghavdrash suggests a much more fitting way to honor Slate and the others than the stuffy ceremony he knew his father would hate. Ay, my scaled friend, he says, that would make me happy indeed. I am already remembering quite a tale...

I finally got one working. It took three registrations to different email accounts. Strange.

I tried, but I never received the email from IC that I need to use to confirm the new account. It's very strange.

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm having trouble getting my InvisibleCastle account up and running. I tried to get my password emailed to me, but nothing showed up, so then I tried to open a new account with a different email, but the confirmation email never showed up. Anybody have any...

With heavy heart, having spent the last few hours reflecting on the loss of his father, Shale enters the gaudy study. His grey skin, laced with veins of rusty brown, is angular and rough in appearance, and his dark eyes look almost like the shadows of caves on a cliff. He gazes around the...

What about meeting at a ceremony to remember our respective parents' contributions to the defense of Encastulum? It would be an interesting way for agents of the government to size up the next generation of potential heroes, while showing them the benefits of serving.

It is about twelve years into the reign of King Robert Baratheon, first of that name. The lords of the Seven Kingdoms, never truly at peace with one another, are maintaining acceptable behavior under the threat of the King’s justice. Nobody wants to be the next Balon Greyjoy, feeling the...

I don't think that's how it works, Leif. Every time I've played or DMed a rune priest, they have access to both runes and they pick as they use a power which one they're using. The compendium's description says, "Some of your powers have the runic keyword. When you are going to use a runic...