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The shabby woman in the back is ravenously eating her fried onions. She seems to be muttering to herself between mouthfuls, but she doesn't noticeably react to the new arrival.

(Rognvald Spot Check, Roll 18+21=39)Rognvald's sharp eyes scrutinize both Lord Orlpar and the newly arrived woman, but he sees nothing that looks like a drugs or large sums of money on either of them.

Just before midnight, the door to the Grinning Lion opens once more, and a lone woman enters. The woman is tall and dusky, with a proudly feral demeanor. She wears a tunic with loosely flowing sleeves, and is wrapped in the skin of a tentacled, catlike beast. This woman's entrance appears to...

Hey all, Funny comments about the pics....:lol: It's nice of Paizo to make them available, they add a lot to the game, I think. The next turn is coming up soon, likely tomorrow. I've just been swamped with Real Life. Thanks, -PP

I've gone back and added some character portraits to various posts in the IC thread. Enjoy! -PP

Unger the barkeep grunts in Armand's general direction as he departs, signifying that the conversation is indeed over. A few moments after the strung out woman seats herself in the back, Unger takes her a plate of fried onions and some ale; this despite the fact that she did not apparently...

Around 6 o'clock, a woman enters the Grinning Lion who looks rather out of place, compared to the various nobles and dancers that are the majority of the crowd. She has weathered skin, sunken eyes, and limp, brown hair. She is wearing a stained and tattered brown frock and a smile that's...

(Listen Check, Roll 1+14=15) Rognvald's sharp ears do indeed pick up on the conversation at the bar between Armand and Unger.

The bartender is a burly man with a shaved head and sinister countenance. Several of the other patrons have called out to him by the name of 'Unger.' He sneers when Armand orders water to drink, but provides a glass of water just the same. When asked about Lord Orlpar Husteem, the big man...

Blood, Your die roll for the turn check was 10, for a total of 22...so, the Greater Magic Weapon is cast as a 17th level cleric. You can note the results on your character sheet. -PP

Good suggestions, Thanee. :) I've incorporated both into the first IC post. Thanks! -PP

Thanks for avoiding the tempatation to metagame, Bloodweaver. :) -PP

Okay, everyone, even though there are still a couple of loose ends to tie up, I say we're close enough to get started. Let's roll! In Character Thread Have fun! -PP

Tucked away inside a block of homes and businesses in Waterdeep's North Ward, the Grinning Lion is as raucous as taverns get in this part of the City of Splendors. Within, male and female dancers in fantastically styled mock armor sway and pirouette among the tables to the loud music...

'kay, everyone.... I'm getting the IC thread ready to roll.... But, before I do, there's just one more thing I need to ask of each of you, that will help me run a better game. Can each of you post a little 'cheat sheet' on this thread that identifies passive effects that are in constant play...

Welcome. -PP

Sorry Blood, but Thanee's right on all counts (as she 'most always is!) So.... No empowered Bull's Strength. I do require that costly material components be accounted for in the character's equipment list (and the requisite cost be deducted from starting wealth). I don't bother messing with...

Armand's Hit Points = 68

Hit Points for Caladan = 80.

Hmm, I thought we had established the switch. Maybe Bloodweaver just forgot to edit the b/g? -PP