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Not following this bit at all, Guy arches an eyebrow and nods sagely. "I see," he says, stroking his chin and hoping that one of his associates understood what the damnable fairy was going on about. "Chaos. Very interesting."

Guy blinks. And then blinks again. "Right, then." He turns to his companions and nods toward the door. "Uh, perhaps we should be going. You know... to do that thing. That we have to do. Right now." He rises and adjusts his rapier back into place. "Thank you ladies. It's been, uh...

I should say that I also tend to check in a few times a day and can post, generally, a minimum of once per day, with occasional exceptions.

I only see one issue, and it's a minor one: I think you have one too many bonus languages selected. Thea began 1st level with an Intelligence of 17, and so only gets three, not four. Gully could have worked with anyone and/or everyone at some point in the past, and doesn't much care who's...

Here's a slightly more detailed version of the same concept. To look into Willem's round, freckled face is to understand that he was never destined for greatness. In a simpler time, he would have been a farmer, and even now a great part of him yearns for that life - the life of his father...

Guy takes a quick glance at the menu and shrugs. "These vintages are unfamiliar to me. Bring me a glass of your finest! Something with some life in it!" And slapping Thorg on the back, he adds: "and a glass of your strongest ale for my large friend!"

Darius straightens and stretches his sore back, wishing for the thousandth time that he'd though to save a bit more for this trip. Noticing a fellow cadet behind him, he quickly settles his face into its habitual expression of amused detachment. He grins. "So. You paying for passage, or...

Given that there doesn't seem to be room in this campaign for my Duskblade/Beguiler/Havoc Mage/Bear Warrior concept, I'm thinking maybe I'll throw out something old school. That's right: 20th level human fighter. Sword & board. Behold ye mighty and despair.

in process http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/6963/ssmalljk8.jpg Del McCarthy, PhD Forensic Clinical Neuropsychologist, Expert Witness, and Frequent Consultant to the CPD Smart Academic 1 Male, 32yo, 5'10", 165 lbs. Hair: Brown (prematurely graying) Eyes: Brown Str 10, Dex 10, Con 12, Int...

Quickly bored, Guy makes a beeline for the tavern. Catching sight of the women in the doorway, he sweeps off his hat and, bowing deeply, flashes them his most devilish grin. "Ladies, if I may be so bold as to introduce myself: I am Guy Emile Lecoq de Boisbaudran, the finest swordsman in all of...

FYI: Gully is now complete.

I'd vote for Fighting the Tide, but Mean Streets is a close second.

I love modern. Love it in a way that makes me feel all squishy on the inside. Many of my best gaming moments, both as player and as GM have been in modern. I'd love to play, but don't have the time to GM. Too much else going on these days.

"Yes!" declares Guy, sweeping off his gaily colored hat and waving in the general direction of the town. "We must inform these poor blighted souls that their delivery is at hand!"

Guy shrugs and slips into Thorg's wake, being careful to stay a good way back.

Oh! Sorry, you said brown and I didn't notice you'd actually used sienna. My bad. You can have it if you like.

I suppose I should say, if there are no objections, "I'll take sienna." It's fun to say. Say it with me: sienna. See?

I'd also be interested in a epic level game. Unfortunately, when Jemal's game opened, I had a hard deadline approaching at work and couldn't devote the time I needed to create an epic character. Of course, since recruitment closed, my mind's been obsessively tweaking the concept I had...

"It does lack a certain panache, doesn't it," Guy remarks to Thym and Samuel as they peruse Ursaon's wares. "Doesn't quite say 'Dashing adventurers, tweaking the nose of the fates'. Still," he shrugs his shoulders. "The oaf likes it, and.... well you try reasoning with him."

I'm still working on the color, but here's the crunch. The character concept is that he's a professional: reliable, discrete, efficient. His is kit is orderly, his equipment well maintained, his manner businesslike. Except, of course, when he's in his cups (he is a dwarf, after all). Also...