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Nice Very professional exchange there. Owen, if you'll let us know when the updated version is ready, I'm buyin', and looking forward to the rest of the series.

Nick, having slid off the horse, gratefully grabs Penthar's shoulder for a second, then nods and turns his attention back to the leader. Angrily, he fires a simple Ray of Enfeeblement at him.

Nick slides off his horse in agony, attempting to keep the beast between the enemy and himself. He desperately looks around for help, and begins to cast Mage Armor on himself.

Screaming in fear and pain, not to mention anger, Nick launches a Lightning Bolt at the warrior that struck him. He then spurs his mount forward, trying to put some of his companions between him and the danger.

Nothing like starting at the top! :D And welcome to the boards.

"Ah, we have a hero among the misguided," Nick mutters, just loud enough for the others nearby to hear. "We'll see what we can do about that." He backpedals a few yards to get behind the stout fighters, and casts his Enervation spell on the leader.

Best DM I ever had was the first one, a lawyer named Jamie Fish in Louisville back around 1979. Guy had an entire orc army painted :eek: and really made it a good time. Last I heard he had moved to the DC area but no amount of googling has enabled me to find him. If any of you guys know who...

Wicked nice pix, JJ. What causes the "fold" that appears in the middle of the map? The raised circle in the one corner? Is it the tabletop itself or the image being shown?

Having a strong aversion to sharp, pointy things, Nick began to inch backward. While diplomacy was not his strong suit, he attempted to defuse the situation. "Hail mighty warriors! We are but simple travellers seeking passage to Narfell and have no quarrel with you. Why do you feel compelled...

"In my profession, I've found it prudent to remove the element of surprise as much as possible," the wizard opined in the manner of academy instructor. "Therefore, I cast my vote for the road. This would also allow our flying friends the opportunity to scout further and more accurately."

Slack-jawed, Nick watched in amazement from the near side of the ship as the pirate vessel slipped under the waves. His Fly spell halted in mid-cast, he wondered if it would be prudent to rescue the sole survivor. "Damned impressive spell," he thought to himself. "I must try to pick that one...

...while you stealthily flip the safety...

I'm enjoying it very much, btw. For me, it's a combination of being buried at work and being summer - when I get done with the former, all I want to do is relax on the porch. But I'm not going anywhere.

And it rains every **** day, right at happy hour

I'm willing. My D&D group is starting back into the game next week. (Have to give the old DM - me - a little time off now and then). Send some details to khays3 at hotmail and I'll see what we can do. Thanks, Keith

And we've read a lot of your reviews, btw : potcallingthekettleblack :

"To Relkath's Foot, then." Nick said, pointing to the only member of the party with any local knowledge. "You shall have to lead the way."

Stone of Silence I made this one up, and my players 'acquired' it. It's a softball-sized stone with intricate markings and a single button recessed into it. The user throws it like a grenade, pressing the button upon launch. At any point during flight, the user utters the command word, and...

I wish I could find out more about this - I live just two miles away from NKU. and remember Miskatonic from my days at UK. Good times. :)

A beautiful human assassin/sorcerer (with a haunting fragrance resembling lavender), who alternately helps or hinders the PC's, depending on who's motivating her.