OOC: Adventure Path - Shackled City

[Jdvn1]

You and me both.

 

[Mark Chance]

<This... can't be a good idea> "Good luck!" Dowlee grabs Galen's hand, ready to either help him brace himself or to pull him back up at a moment's notice.

But Galen is a man of action. Ideas aren't his strong suit. Don't be a thinker. Be a doer.

 

[Krago o'the Mountain]

Hi guys,

Sorry for the delay, last week just kind of got away from me. The newest turn is up now.

Isn't this a fun trap?

-Krago

 

[Jdvn1]

Don't be a thinker. Be a doer.

Don't think about death. Die!

 

[Krago o'the Mountain]

Tilt-A-Pit trap, round 3.

Just need actions for Eliara, William, and Galen, and I'll get round 3 posted.

Thanks,
Krago

 

[Jdvn1]

Ooh, that picture helps me a lot, and gives me an idea, but I don't think I can pull it off from my position. ... Hm.

 

[Krago o'the Mountain]

I'm going to hold out for actions for Galen and Dowlee a bit longer, before I post round 4 of the Tilt-a-pit trap encounter.

Thanks,
Krago

 

[Jdvn1]

Thanks! I'm in the middle of finals, so updating is going slowly, sorry!

 

[Scotley]

Understandable, I'm trying to get my teenagers to focus on their finals, with limited success I fear.

 

[Jdvn1]

I think it's (sometimes) easier to study for finals in college.

If you have really fun classes (I really enjoy my Abstract Algebra class), then studying for it is also fun. If you have really boring classes (all my other classes have horribly boring teachers and more boring material), then studying is a chore.

Either way, finals are stressful. Even if you enjoy the class, you know you have to do well because a large portion of your grade comes down to a single test.