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At this point, it's basically the Joe, Zamfir, and Aubrey show, with Glim Glim's player now at 50% attendance (and only being disruptive when he is here) and the 5th player not showing at all in 4 sessions. I've decided to use experience points for character advancement, mostly to encourage...

4th of Summer: Delft interviewed Valando while Dr. Aubrey "observed" from behind the one-way glass. Unfortunately, the dragonborn resisted both Delft's and Dr. Aubrey's attempts to get information out of him. He claimed to be on his way to a late-night magical reagent market and that he had...

yeah, the last two campaigns have been epic save-the-world affairs, so I wanted to do something real basic to get started on this one. :)

There is no tank here, except the Tortle's shell. We'll see how it goes. We did a Roll20 orientation last weekend and three of them (B'alam couldn't make it) fought off some bandits and a lizardman in a tavern. As the only three people who stood up to the robbery attempt, Igbrin recognized...

and lastly, we have Tattolka (Bugbear Rogue) (Player of Shiver, god of Water and Death) (Player of James M. Chinast and Gear in Zeitgeist) Well, there's not a story here except that she took the Pirate background and was cheated out of her share of the profits and abandoned by her former...

Igbrin (Kenku Cleric of... enh) (Player of Dana, goddess of Life and Earth) (Player of Cazara in Zeitgeist) For Igbrin, we only have this quote: "The thing about religion is that most religions don’t care about gods at all. They say they do — every one I’ve tried, and I’ve tried a few, says...

B'alam (Tabaxi Sorcerer) (player of Vaic, god of Trickery) (Did not play Zeitgeist) No Gods No Kings No Captains No Masters Only Us Appearance and Clothing: 7 feet tall roughly 280 lb, humanoid jaguar. Lean but not skinny. Black in some areas, almost burnt gold in others, covered in black...

First character: Sam-u-will Hardback (Tortle Druid) (Player of Wilik, god of Fire and Time) (Player of Mort Stark and Alienor Soliogn-Stark in Zeitgeist) Hatched in the desert as an orphan, Sam-Me learned to survive on his own. He had little choice and learned to listen to the sands and eat...

Sargon of Uggat, whose father was the cup-bearer of Ur-Zababa would have it no other way.

Currently-agreed-upon rules for a new world: Urim Blocks Teleportation As in the original Zeitgeist, a loop of gold prevents teleportation. This could be a ring or a necklace to prevent personal teleportation or a loop of gold inlaid around an aperture to prevent teleportation through that...

The most recent session is recorded here for posterity:

I'll copy and paste the game intro splash page for my last post of the night: The Sacred Kingdom of Crisillyir fell into chaos and disorder during the Year of No Stars almost a century ago, but the former capital city of Alais Primos is still the center of Clergy power. Clergy primarchs...

love it. :)

I copied over Delft's files from our discord to get a head-start

that one's new to me!

And then all hell broke loose: 3rd of Summer, year 500: Delft’s B Team followed up on a lead from informant Nilasa Hume regarding her employer, Heward Sechim, of Sechim Alkahest & Engravings. Nilasa told the team that Mr. Sechim had been threatened by two different groups of men who wanted to...

2nd of Summer: Constables Joe Actual, Zamfir, and Glim-Glim Timbers, together with RHC consultant Dr. Aubrey de Gascoigne, intercepted a supply of Crisillyiri wands being smuggled into the country. The constables intercepted the maritime vessels Silvo and Li Grifoni Grinyandi south of Ilha do...

1st of Summer, year 500: Constable Joe Actual, together with RHC consultant Dr. Aubrey de Gascoigne, apprehended five subjects of Crisillyiri heritage in the process of planning a transfer of a shipment of stolen magical wands from Crisillyir. Under interrogation, the subjects divulged that a...

The Constables: first, the two who follow directions and provide backstories: Dr. Aubrey de Gascoigne (human wizard Skyseer) Though of an ancient Danorian name, de Gascoigne, the good doctor's family came to Risur more than a century ago, and stayed. He spent his youth studying astronomy at...

I'm going to start here with a bit of the history of our world. Many eons ago, on some other world, a group of heroes known as The Blue Moon Bastards retired from their adventuring career by saving their world and the life of the god Bahamut, and in the process became gods themselves. They built...