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sorry to be that guy, and rather off the point of the OP, but its a murmuration of starlings, but a flight or a gulp of swallows. Back to the point: an irritation of kender a rumble of giants an argument of rules lawyers?

Bonus points for having an NPC based on Pam Ayres.

Well done for getting the PCs right down to the wire. I got one of my (12th level) party members down to single figures last session, but it's the closest I've been for a while. I clearly need to up my game.

It all sounds great fun for all involved.

Just out of interest, do none of the players speak French, or were they just roleplaying ignorance of what was being said?

you are a mere child. When I was young it was 4d.

I had fun playing white box D&D back in 1977 so - provided it's with right DM and players - I don't see why playing with just the SRD should be any less fun.

I'm assuming George may have reconsidered his thanks to you for an easy encounter?

Being at bit dense this morning (as most mornings) it took me a couple of seconds to realise what you (very obviously really) meant by this. For a second I thought you'd decided to name the troll "Geography" ... which I now think you should.

Good fun. Interested to see where this is going.

I'm all caught up again after a rather long hiatus - and in truth it was great fun to have multiple sessions to read through all at once(ish). Loving Were-Ram; the party definitely needed another creepy psychopath o_O. I still have no idea where the story is going, but I can't wait to find out.

Woo hoo! Good to have you back. And in cracking form too ...

Very, very good.

Absolutely wonderful!

Well, I'm glad everything is crystal clear now .... Seriously, I agree with Carborundum - a very enjoyable backstory with the same patterns being played out every few hundred years, since .... when?

we are of one mind

That's the one I'd have to pick as well (although I'd want to cheat and add Gormenghast as well since they're really one story). Honourable mention to The Warrior who Carried Life by Geoff Ryman.

Very cool little scene. Twisted indeed. Although not overly mirthful. :)

Glad to see the party has got this whole thing sussed now :unsure:

Seconded