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OOC: T. Rawley's next three attacks are here: http://invisiblecastle.com/find.py?id=149952. Damage on the first roll: http://invisiblecastle.com/find.py?id=149954 -- are we spending action points to convert threats to crits? Rawley backs off into the mouth of the passage (5' step I think)...

I just got them all... hell it's less than $20 for the lot... Lots of great stuff in here, by the way. I'm thinking of running a PbP game with it, either here or rpol.net. So, have you used these rules to run any historical military adventures/campaigns? All the WWII rules out there are...

"Son of a..." T. Rawley yells. He reaches out and grabs Joshua by the collar of his shirt and thrusts his Colt into the creature's face, squeezing off a shot. OOC: Init and attack rolls sent.

OOC: Nope. He just talks to his horse...:D

T. Rawley moves forward when the preacher stops, forces back his own bile, and looks anywhere but at the carnage. After a few moments of composing himself, he lights a cigarette and looks back the way they'd come. "They's something down here, Brindle," he murmurs, hand shaking. "It's gonna get...

Rawley peers over the edge of the pit. "Should one of us go down there and check out the bodies?" he asks. "They might carry papers and such that would be valuable to Miss Briggitta's...ah...research."

T. Rawley gives the pool a once over and follows Joshua down the stairs.

So, um, Flynn. You have a GT campaign going now or are you getting one going? Because we, um, live in the same city... and stuff. And I would kill at least 4 single-celled animals to play in a live GT campaign.

It's going a bit slow for me, but I'm impatient... That being said, sorry for the delay yesterday. Had some family stuff come up and couldn't post...

"Snakes, bodies, mud," Rawley murmurs. "Another day in the jungle, smells like to me." T. Rawley pulls his pistol and moves up next to Joshua.

Rawley lights another cigarette and keeps pace with Haskins. He looks nervously into the darkness above him. "Lord, Brindle," he mutters. "I don't know what call a newspaperman's got doing in a dank hole in South America. Sure as hell could use a drink." OOC: BryonD- Nice...

It's pretty obvious that's what he wanted/tried to do (just too many characters/places/situations that map directly to LotR), but he failed miserably. He basically wrote a "Classics Illustrated" version of LotR. Blarg. I picked this up because I wanted to get back into fantasy (after being used...

Yeah. I know. I knew it in high school when the Iron Tower first came out...or I was first aware of it, anyway. What can I say... $0.25 paperbacks are a weakness. I think I'll break down and go get the RR Martin series.

Reading the Iron Tower by McKiernan. I'm not too impressed at the moment. He doesn't do a very good job of immersing you in the world. And due to either bad writing, or deliberate creation of an annoying people, he repeats himself about every third sentence... "Wolves are in the forest."...

Ya. Since Rawley has no skills to provide for the arcane-druggy campsite, I was just going to have him stand around until the other two laggers catch up.

What's everyone's status for the long weekend coming up? I'll be around, but let me know if we're calling a pause...

That 'parchment' is actually a character sheet! Several of the images in the opening credits were actual art from various D&D products. I really enjoyed it..enough to buy it when it comes out. More importantly, my kids enjoyed it, and even they panned the first one... I really liked the...

You can also: Construct a full sized working catapult... Did it... it threw water balloons about 300 meters...

Crud. RpgNow only takes Paypal with a credit card...which I don't have.. Don't suppose RPGObjects can take direct Paypal payments??

Rawley eyes the surrounding darkness and the crumbling stone. His hand goes to his pistol when the sergeant calls a halt. He keeps pace with Haskins toward his objective.