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Sounds good! Yay, we get to keep our cleric!! :D I'll endeavor to pick up the RP between Durgo and Kurg. Maybe a little insight into his character would help and I can write out some conversations between them or somesuch.

w00t! Durgo's updated! Updated Gear: Took off the used potions. Added Flaming Greatsword, Frost Giant's Huge Greataxe, Frost Giant's Medium Longsword, Dwarvenskin Sack. Am I missing anything here? Leveled in Fighter. +1 BAB, +2 ranks in Intimidate, +1 Base Ref/Will, 6th level Feat =...

Durgo snatches up the dwarvenhide pouch and the giant's weapons before moving on, suddenly aware the walls weren't exactly quivering with fear .... *** The ogre had much to consider on the way back. Now that they had done the killing came the hard part. The other Hag was just as bad as the...

Durgo looks around and chuckles. "Even walls are afraid! Hag-bitch minions no fight us now!" Searching the chamber, the ogre finds only one likely exit and so, as the others rush about (Why dem running? Hag-bitch dead! Hmf...cowards.), he nods solemnly to Kurg and starts for the corridor...

Apologize for my tardiness! Character sent! ;)

Durgo hurrumphs and opens a hand toward the hag as if to say "You go right ahead". Other than pushing his fingers into the soft meat of her throat, grabbing the top of her sternum with two fingers, and ripping her chest open, he has no way to get to stupid Hag-bitch's heart. Plenty of brains...

Yer damn skippy!! Let's have em! *Durgo and Bargo being tearing everything apart* Edited Durgo's action, btw.

Durgo's lips peel back in a feral and altogether unnerving grin as the Hag lands at his very feet. He could almost pity her....almost. Hefting his Maul, the ogre proceeds to pound her into oblivion with wild overhead chops, bellowing like a rabid bear all the while. These are the moments...

Hey, Bargo IS stronger than Durgo- by a lot IIRC. Now we're even one dragon to one frost giant. :D

Durgo feels a mixture of humor and disappointment upon seeing the giant fall into pieces. In the end, watching his bastard son heft the skull into the air, he is taken by the moment, adding his own roar, "GULGATHAN cannot be defeated!! Go back to your holes! Nothing can stop the Horde!!!"...

TCU!!! CRASHIN' THE BCS PARTY BABY!! :D :D :D

Durgo turns as the sound of the boulder exploding shakes the floor. He eyes the giant, their situation, and hatches a plan. Moving west, he crosses the giant's vision so that he is opposite of Bargo and steps well into the giant's reach, almost right up to his white beard. Can we get a map...

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LOVE IT!!!! The Dark Tower series is, quite simply, my all-time favorite series of books. When I saw Wizards & Glass for the first time a few years ago, my heart dropped into my feet. "He wrote a 4th book!? HOLY :):):):)ING :):):):)! WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN!?" I bought it on the spot. :) So...

Short, Spoiler-free Review: I agree with Kai in that it was much better than the 2nd movie. It explained enough, left enough unsaid, and generally didn't treat you like you were too stupid to have understood the first two movies. HOWEVER, I thought Revolutions felt much more like a typical...

Whisper's lips part widely in what could be interpreted as a genuine smile or a feral threat depending on one's level of education. His reptillian larynx strains as he attempts to make his voice deep enough for her to hear. "Vixikis sak'aza zat otzekis," [We are well tended just now.] then as...

Saint Norin "Dawnkeeper", Human Male Monk, Ascetic, Humble Norin gratefully accepts Galdaron's suggestion of serving at the Honor's Shield. This night he is wandering alone in the back alleys of the Hollow, looking for beggars to weak to assist themselves to the charity house. He carries them...

[color=gray]I think it's a 5-foot step for him at this point to put her within reach since last round he moved 40'.Now we do this...

Still here but Whisper is more of a follower than a "Ok folks let's go already!" type. Waiting on the more self-assured people to make decisions. :)

Norin accepts the letter handed to him by a young acolyte and reads it with a fair bit of trepidation. The High Righteousness had struck him as a good but cunning man. "Cleverness," the holy texts said, was "a sharpened tool, but Cunning a weapon which cuts both ways." He had never requested...