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I hope you got my message - I got like 2 hours sleep Friday night and was a zombie all day. Not much better today, honestly. I hope we can figure out the problem soon...

I am a forever DM. I put 3-5 hours a week into the current campaign, and on top of that, I have 3 other campaign worlds with “some building” done on my wiki. I will put 3-4 hours into one of them here or there, sort of randomly, every few months. Sometimes I will get inspired and work longer...

I run my own, fairly unique Homebrew, so converting any module requires some work. Converting gods, fitting history elements in, renaming EVERY NPC, retailoring treasure hauls, writing new hooks, and sometimes even converting the environment all take a fair amount of effort. But I enjoy doing...

Inplan to be there!

Ok. Next week!

Hats of disguise.

Evil cultist escapes PCs’ wrath.

Tonight was good fun. Plainly, the combat rules need some balancing, but our dice were against us. I'm eager to find out where the ghoul dvarg came from.

My current campaign is on session 20. It began in May when we went back to ftf play. A campaign of mine lasts on average 1.5-2 years. But I have a core of 2-3 players who are the same in every game, so that helps.

I rarely notice, remember, or care at all about artor the lack thereof, but bad art is a turnoff.

Ok. Sounds good. Royal forests should have rangers and druids, right?

My bear is named Honey. Nairni has a dream of raising and training a cadre of bear rider-warriors, but she is young, she really doesn’t know what real combat is like and might change her mind, since she loves Honey dearly… she thinks Svinheim is far to the north, in the snow-capped peaks of a...

You think they don’t? Hahahaha….

Ok. Maybe I am looking for him. I also know humans train animals. I would like to meet a human ranger or druid.

I sew, read, sculpt with polymer clay, write creatively, and care for cats. I am certain I would do all these plus other crafts.

My take is that NPCs can do anything a PC can do, but the PC is in control of their response. So an NPCcan deceive a character, with or without a roll depending on situation, but the PCs response to that possibility is theirs to play out.

Bear, not boar. She recued it in the mountains as a cub and raised it. It carries her because of her short legs. None of her people ride them, but they are sometimes used as guard animals. She takes care of it. She isn’t sure what will happen if she takes it into human towns!

maybe this will work... Roll20 click on this link, then you should be able to go to "games" and find HOMLtest listed as one of your games.

Tod will post the link.

Hey Guys! Are we on for tonight?