To All Who Are In HolyMan's Many Games

[Walking Dad]

Comments

Scott DeWar:
I might have dipped my toe in the waters of creation of LPF.

I didn't want to belittle anyone, just making clear that a living world is more than one person.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I know-I just wanted to rattle my own cage.

 

[Myth and Legend]

Though I have differences with HM on DMing and roleplaying, his sheer persistence, positiveness and his desire to move things forward made him invaluable. I still trust he'll be back. Sometimes one just needs a break (speaking from experience).

 

[kinem]

I expect & hope that he'll be back as well. We like playing with HM

There are other sites but without knowing the specifics of HM's concerns it would be hard to offer suggestions.

One of the reasons I tend to play limited-term games is that over the years I've seen key players - even those who might be considered pillars of the community (which itself could be a sign of overcommitment of time) - suddenly not have as much free time or interest as before, or need a significant break from PBP, or even vanish without notice. I would be surprised if that's the case here. I'm just pointing out that I've been surprised that way before.

 

[Scott DeWar]

I know-I just wanted to rattle my own cage.

Relique du Madde:

Don't rattle it too hard, it might alert the guards.

rattle rattle rattle
what did you say Relique?
rattle rattle rattle
I couldn't hear you.
rattle rattle rattle

 

[Myth and Legend]

Pfft. HM's guards would probably be level 5 Fighters. We can take them

 

[Relique du Madde]

Even better, they might be minions.

 

[rangerjohn]

No "minions" in Pathfinder, his preferred system.

 

[Myth and Legend]

I'm wondering did HolyMan ever get access to some of the non-core books for 3.5? That was the main reason he shot down a lot of classes/items/spells.

 

[Shayuri]

He went to Pathfinder actually, so 3.5 became a non-issue.

Sniffle. He was a good GM. I'll miss him.