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Friday, July 15, 496 CE – THEN Tenoch Like Dazen, none of the other Companions had found out anything really useful related to the nightmares of the village. However, they did learn of a local ‘holy man,’ called the Pellar, who lived a few miles north of the Noor’s Meadow in the forest...

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!

You think you've done an okay job with spelling and grammar...and then your wife reads it. Edits!

Thursday, July 14 Dazen It was late when the Companions arrived at Noor’s Meadow. One might describe the village as ‘quaint.’ It held an undeniable rustic charm and the people here obviously cared for their homes and village. The village had no inn or even tavern, but the villagers offered...

Ilvander Charity and Ilvander made their way through town when they noticed that the plaza in the center of town was in the process of being decorated. He stopped a man who was busily arranging some flowers. “Excuse me, sir,” Ilvander started. “Huh?” the florist responded as he paused his...

Friday, July 8 – THEN Orsik The night was still. In fact, the night was too still. Orsik had a sense about such things. Normally he spent his time on watch eating sweetmeats or chewing on the kinds of roots that made one comfortable, but the druid was uneasy this night. Tenoch sat up from...

UNDER THE VORINGIAN MOON Rated R for gross violence. An Introduction The Romance of Arasil is my homebrew setting – aptly named Arasil – in which my friends and I roll dice, try to role-play, and generally enjoy ourselves. Thematically, I tend to run campaigns on the darker side of things. I...

Try stone giants. Step out from full cover, hurl rocks, step back into full cover. Smushy-smush! Set up in such a way that to deny them full cover puts one in melee engagement range. Smacky-smack. You don't have to deny them their scouts or stealth. It is, what it is. No shenanigans necessary...

I prefer 2nd level. First is just a tad too fragile for my liking.

Choices without consequences are meaningless. Personally, I'd roll out the encounter and see what happens. I'd make an effort to point out that attacks don't seem to have any effect and see if the PCs don't start running. If not, I'd mow them down. Personally, if I was a player here and you gave...

Ancalagon, I love it! Thanks for sharing. :)

Imaculata, that's fantastic! I love all of the annotations you've added as well. Obviously a strong Pirates of the Caribbean vibe going here...and I approve!

Yup, it saved your bacon for sure!

I love it when people post pictures of game sessions. Here's one of our from last night. The Dogmen of the Veldt (read: gnolls) were raiding the town of Traveler's Rest. Much of the town was put to the torch and there was a running battle in the streets as the gnolls were assaulting the town's...

I love me some undead and my players know it. "We're not playing D&D, we're playing horror survival here!"

I think it all depends on how you run your campaign. I don't necessarily build encounters with the PC's victory in mind - and they've been warned to that fact many times. In one campaign, I've had two character deaths over two session, albeit they were 2nd level characters. In another campaign...

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We're looking for one more player for our weekly Thursday night game in Santee. We start around 6 to 6:30 and go until about 9 to 10 (usually closer to 9 than 10). We’re a group of working professionals (two managers, a director, a vp, and an English Prof), Christians and Atheists, Republicans...

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