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I'm looking over the work I have to do and backing out while the backing's good. Too heavy a writing load. Have fun.

I'm in if there's room.

Aye med stud, i'm glad you like the story. i've been re-thinking your question and the area where this game has changed most of all has been the magic. Magic or Sorcery in TROS is heinously powrful, really world altering stuff. I feel it is the threat of possible sniffer Demons and Legates...

Um...woops. Scratch that one. Sorry. Yeah, what F.O. said.

Thanks for the Bjorn aid. The Riddle makes a whole lot of difference, as system often does. I feel the game allows the player to tell the DM what is important to them about their character, through the all important Spiritual Attributes. When players aren't getting SA points, it is really...

The Riddle of Midnight - The Gem of Miransil's Love - Post #10 <quote to be inserted here> While Baau and company went about the hustle and bustle of their preperation, Vorden came to me with questions. His Lorebook was filled with information, lore he shared with me freely. It told of his...

The Riddle of Midnight - Karhoun Keep Part III - Post #9 Vorden and Karhoun met in the halls, on their way to meet in council with all who they had brought with them in their peril. Vorden laughed and quickly said, "You're in love with a Fey?" I cannot read minds well but if I could, the...

Riddle of Midnight - Karhoun Keep Part II - Post #8 I have no had guests in my keep in a hundred years. Most of my time and energy has gone into masking my existence, making sure any of my kills seem like they could have been done by the Dire Wolf pack that patrols the area and overlooking my...

Yeah, I love a PC with drive and moxy. Wonderful. Keep on postin'.

Gotcha. I'm familiar with the Raven from Native AMerican lore. I wasn't aware that it was him. He seemed so out of context but now that I think of it, it makes sense. Thanks for posting the stats. Keep posting stuff about this world. It is nifty.

I dig Ravensgate a whole lot. In my homebrew there was a Theocratic city called Ulula, run by Paladins who worshipped an Owl God. That Owl God and the Raven should have tea, talk shop. Couldja post the info on the Raven as a diety? Thanks, great stuff.

Riddle of Midnight - Karhoun Keep - Post #7 All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. - The Fellowship of the Ring – Strider – J.R.R. Tolkien (known in the appendix as the Riddle...

I definitely make the world my own. Mostly I do this by inserting my PC's as close to the epicenter of the game's drama as humanly possibly. My Elf is the son of a Night King and the Northman is the son of the first of the Northman to sell out to Izrador.

I am running Midnight, which I received as a gift. It is odd for me to be using a published work, usually I am a big homebrew DM, the making of the world being half of the fun. I like that Midnight has a definite feel and leaves enough white space on the map for me to play around with.

Thanks, Eric. The d20 game was more of a solo game and the player, JJ, gave me fabulous notes to work from, so I knew exactly what his character had been thinking. THis not only allowed me to write a rockin' story hour but allowed me to plan for games, knowing where JJ thought Karhoun was...

Aye, Welcome to the Story Hour section of ENworld. Keep on postin'. Do you plan to pick up the new Conan d20 coming out? It seems like yo are drawing heavily from that kind of fantasy tradition and that supplement might help.

My Midnight story hour's going strong. Check out the sig. Glad to hear the thread has helped.

Since when does D&D play have anything to do with history? I think there are ways of showing how cool a gladius could be by just fiddling with the rules, feats, magic and not making the gladius into the katana of this decade. A feat that utilizes the group tactics the short sword afforded with...

The Riddle of Midnight - Laeli's Tale - Post #6 "Many sorrows befell them afterwards and they were parted long." - Fellowship of the Ring - A Knife in the Dark, J.R.R. Tolkien (a reference to Luthien and Beren, the lovers Arwen and Aragorn were said to take after) Everyone needed the...

This thread has displayed some amazing historical knowledge of the ENworld community. Now could we help Em with his issue? He wants a gladius to mean something special in his game. How can we help him to achief this goal?