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Me too. I figured they'd choose the ones they did and thought it would work out quite nicely. (Q didn't 'choose' hers, it was the only one left over, but that was fun too.) What do you mean 'me'?

Session 251, Part Three Alais Primos Quratulain found herself lying beneath a sheet. She stayed still for a moment, to absorb Korrigan’s response to her question: “Don’t punish people for the faith that came to them with mother’s milk.” Quratulain let her hand stray to her belly. She was not...

Session 251, Part Two The Chancellor's Motorcade Rumdoom pulled off the sheet covering his duplicant and discovered that it was standing in a closet, along with a couple of others. These duplicants of Wondermaker's were different to Pemberton's - less like a solid skeleton and more like a wire...

Session 251, Part One Prologue There was no time to mourn for Harkover. The threat he had posed to Flint was averted; they had reclaimed the city, snapped the citizens free of the hivemind, and shut off the gas lamps. The first part of Operation Ettin was complete. To begin the second, they...

Well, that went well. Since I posted my invitation for folks to stop by and say hi, we've had another 1000 views, but only three very welcome responses to my invite. (Thanks, guys!) The question as to who exactly checks out this thread must remain a mystery, which is kind of what I was...

You sound almost apologetic. Thanks, though. Now for the tumbleweed...

So who's all here? I might be on a hiding to nothing with this one, but I am interested to find out who reads this campaign journal and thought that now - during a seasonal hiatus in our game, as we head into the home straight - would be a good time to ask. (Once we're done, in a couple of...

Yep. I was going to say, if it’s a pop culture reference, it was probably you! I often take those juicy little bits of flavour text from the stat blocks and weave them into the narrative. Re, the death of Harkover. Came as a bit of a surprise that. I felt sure that the players would keep him...

Which bit?

Session 250 The Battle for Flint, Part Three Korrigan had taken out the Parity Lake lantern; Conquo had destroyed the one in the Ayres. Shortly after Leon’s return to the square, both the Cloudwood and the RHC lanterns winked out too, courtesy of Gale and Stover Delft. That threat to the...

Session 250 The Battle for Flint, Part Two Rumdoom hadn’t used Fourmyle Jaunt for a while, and came up just a bit short. He had taken his carriage to the dock of the bay, and teleported to the North Shore beacon, only he had missed by about two feet. He managed to save himself and Hildegaard...

Session 250!!! The Battle for Flint, Part One Rumdoom strode through Flint, from the Nettles to Bosum Strand, where his church was based. He told himself and his followers that no one would pay them any mind. There was no need to skulk. And he was right – despite his stomping footfalls...

For this campaign, the 4e method suits, I agree.

I don't play the 4e version any more - only got up to adventure #5 with those rules - but I second, third and fourth all of this. (We play Cypher, with Supers optional rules post-Eclipse, which I hope comes close to the epic feel that 4e would have had.) Thank you for putting into words yet...

Session 249, Part Four The Return of the King Coordination was a lot easier now they could communicate via messenger wind. They had a long list of things to do: Seize the incoming train, and release the prisoners into the city. Wait for the dockers to reach Dawn Square, then teleport in...

Session 249, Part Three Moving on the Capital In the woods behind the mayoral mansion, they found Lieutenant Dale, hiding out and watching the only trail. They saw him before he saw them, and Uru snuck up and surprised him. Once he had recovered from the shock, he was his usual upbeat self...

Session 249, Part Two Glimpse of the Age of Reason Picking their way through the woods on the way to the safehouse, keeping a safe distance from the train tracks, they came across a train that had stopped to clear the tracks of snow. On closer inspection, they saw that although this was a...

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Session 249 Part One Operation Ettin Wondermaker knew about the Ob’s ‘scorched earth’ threat, and had a means to counter it: a two-headed plan he called ‘Operation Ettin’. The first half was not all his doing: since King Baldrey had asked him to create duplicants similar to those used by...

Ah! I did wonder.