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Nice update, Lamprolign. You're doing a good job setting up the larger story arc. Since we're about to start Chapter 2, I figured I would give the thread a gratuitous bump and give readers a chance to jump in while we're still in the early stages of the story arc before your next post...

Fun! Harkens back to more innocent days of gaming, when it was enough to roll up a character, meet your friends in the local inn, and set out for adventure. I think this will be a good read, Nail.

This is certainly one of the better written stories to grace these boards. Very well done! My only constructive criticism would be to break your posts up into shorter installments in the future, please. It is difficult to find time to read posts as lengthy as the first without interruption...

Great story and style, Spyscribe. We're all benefiting from your gift to Fajitas (and from your compulsiveness and poverty, I suppose).

I'll guess Katarn (perhaps doing penance for your own game in which there are no elves).

This storyhour is most choice, keep up the good work barsoomcore.

Well-written story hour, spyscribe, I'm looking forward to more installments on this one. Fajitas, it seems you have addressed the issues associated with legal vs. illegal slave trade. Does your campaign deal with the larger issue of the immorality of the practice as a whole, whether...

Car alarm won't let you back to sleep you're kept awake dreaming some else's dream coffee is cold, but it will get you through compromise, that's nothing new to you let's see colors that have never been seen let's go to places no one else has been. You're in my mind all of the time I know...

Nice start, the orcs v. caravan scenario is a classic opener. Strong cast of characters. I'm looking forward to seeing where this one takes us.

Joshua, just rediscovering this story hour after being away for awhile. I like the new stuff, glad to hear you've converted over to d20 Modern. I'm having a helluva time doing the same with my game, as I fudged a lot of the mechanics early on. The good part about starting with the "light"...

Cool stuff! Seems like a well-realized world. I'm looking forward to seeing how things develop.

Thanks, Sister! I'm hoping to get the next installment to Lamprolign for his review tomorrow (Saturday), and post it this weekend. It's another fast-paced actioner.

Malessa! Wow, that drow samurai rocks! Keep up the great work, my regards to DMCthulu and the kids.

A long time ago before the ice and the snow There were giants that walked this land And with each step they took, the mighty mountains shook And the trees took a knee and the seas rolled in Then one day they say the sky gave way And death rained down, it made a terrible sound There was...

Good work on the new post, Lamprolign. It only took three months! ;) I have the task of writing up the next entry, although it's been awhile since we covered this ground, so I'll have to burn some cobwebs in the ol' cranium. I'm still trying to decide on the right musical quote ... going to...

Not that I'm one to talk, I haven't been able to update my own story in ages ... but come on Lamprolign, send me some new write-ups already!

Glad to hear more updates are forthcoming! This story hour helped inspire me to run a d20 Modern (actually, Shadow Chasers mini-RPG rules) horror game that has been a real success so far. We're planning to convert to d20 Modern as well. We've even started a story hour called First Sight. I...

In case anyone is curious or put-off about the copyright notices on the posts in this thread, I've discussed with Lamprolign the possibility of using some of our game material for an animated feature script. The game is going like gangbusters, and I think the Story Hour is coming along pretty...

Looking forward to the battle updates, Rel! I for one respect your devotion to quality posts, which makes it more tolerable to wait for updates. I'm also guilty of getting way behind on posts in my own story hour. Have sympathy on Rel, folks ... keeping updates current is much more difficult...

Great post, Lampy! You've done a good job capturing both the humor and the horror of Gabe Ansgar, stuck with the disembodied voice of a dead teenage girl in his head! I'm looking forward to the next session. I've got some new music prepped you'll probably want to quote in the story hour ....