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Yeah, that was probably the closest we had gotten to a TPK at that point. Rags getting critted by that goblin hurt. And you know, we STILL don't know what Richter's dagger does. I wouldn't be surprised if Renraw's player knew, but he hasn't told us.

"Any information on where we're suicidally trekking into would be good. We came up with zero on our end."

You know, it may sound funny but I truly love we're the type of group where a wizard will try to outfight the fighter simply out of sheer ego.

As others say, run with it. I love improving with what players give me. Maybe too much. Currently, one player went way off the map with a hook I provided him- to the point that it has now spawned a seperate adventure with different PC's. I will say the preperation for this would harder if I...

http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=3832095&postcount=33 That's why gnomes are a cool and vital race in Whiz's and my campaigns. It's not just a race, it's a way of life.

Oh my god THANK YOU Whiz for keeping in the Renraw dream sequence. LOVED THIS SO MUCH.

Ada looks frustrated but nods. "Tell your reporter we'll have something for him sometime tonight. A story just as big as the last, if not bigger. If he asks around the Savage Shark, he should find us." Ada then leaves with Garn to (presumably) head to the Savage Shark to meet the others.

Smashing that damn scroll tube was cathartic. We kept fiddling with that damn thing for days. And once we found out our creatures summoned were still normal size, boy were we set sending nasty beasts after big creatures. And the imagery sets up some ideas I have for Kat if he lives long enough...

Nope. It's an epiphany about the "cipher" that Bufer used to communicate with Kat after they went on their fugitive run. Kat uses one right back before they leave.

Ada steps in. "The problem is some of the... details he put in his story. I'd like to work an arranegmet with Vared himself, maybe to provide future stories. We're currently have a way toward a deep-sea queen's tomb that I'm sure he'd be interested in." "But I'm not going to offer that...

Ada smirks at Garn and walks in. "We just have a few questions for your jorunalist. Does he happen to be in?"

Actually, having learned a whole disturbing amount about the Kem family in an upcoming collaboration with Renraw's player I can venture an even scarier guess. He was going to "play" with them. Probably involving rides.

Ada shrugs and knocks on the door.

Having the Delvers play "Shoot the Zombie" was one of the best and funniest moments of the campaign for me.

Ada plainly appraises the two. After making some internal calculation, she nods. "Much obliged," she says to Phoebus. She motions to garn and starts walking to Pier Six.

Ada looks up at the lizardman and clearly sees a different tactic is in order. "Bullying is one way, but we're open to other avenues. You wouldn't happen to know where the Pelican offices are would you?"

Aw, really? I was really looking forward to the day when Ragglus turned into a werebadger on a full moon...

Ada's eyes narrow. She tries to get a better look at the object that the lizardfolk is fondling and hopes it isn't anything her girls see on a regular basis.

Ada spies Garn's eagerness and steps in front of him to walk toward the lizardman. "You're right to hide," Ada whispers as she places her palm on the wall above the lizardman. "He almost killed a newsboy today. I don't think you'd be any better off." "So why don't you give me an idea of where...

Ada sighs as she idly picks at a wet corner of the broadsheet pile. "All right then." She looks around for anyone who may have an idea about the Pelican's distribution.