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Okay, so I declare this game dead. Thank all of you who stayed even after it was a lost cause, I'm glad you did! Wish it could've lasted longer, really do. Have fun, and good gaming!

I'm cool with pretty much everything... as long as this thing can get going again... I knew that PbP was a lot slower than normal GMing, but I never realized how slow it could get...

Hrm... okay, so I guess I should try to describe the feel I'm trying to get (though being a novice DM it might not go perfectly). I want some urban intrigue in the city of Sharn. Currently the group is making an obviously hostile action towards House Kundarak (by planning a break-in), and House...

While I'm of course disappointed, I understand that some things are beyond ones control... good luck with the project! So, any other takers?

OOC: Okay, we've found a replacement and I expect it to be posting here once the character has been tweaked and leveled.

Okay, Sidekick your the new member. Feel free to tweak (and remember you have an unused level-up). Ambrus, thank you for your interest. Sidekick, please post here once you're finished: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=3976779#post3976779

Whether you take the character over as-is, tweak it or make a new one from scratch would be up to you entirely. Only if you make a whole new character it'll strain credibility to just have you "pop" in... though I guess that could be ignored due to the circumstances? Knowledge of Eberron is of...

Thus far the group has been hired to break into a House Kundarak Vault in Sharn by an Alan Demaine, they have discovered the famous inquisitive Victor Saint-Demaine keeping a watchful eye on them, but have convinced him through diplomacy and a well-timed charm spell that they're trustworthy...

Hi, whoever you are :p The current campaign, Fall of the Broken (see my signature) has a psion that is for reasons unknown MIA. His player has not been active for some time and since we're fairly close to the point where he either has to do something or disappear from the story I want to...

OOC: Well, if none of you have any objections by tomorrow I'll post that we're looking for a replacement to take over the character? Otherwise, the character will disappear, as I don't feel comfortable playing on both sides of the screen at the same time.

OOC: I'm still around, but I don't really have much to contribute at this point. The uniforms fit as well as expected, though not perfectly. The paper is perfectly ordinary... If there's any questions, ask them

Part two starts here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=3961735#post3961735 Hope to see you there!

Part two starts here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=3961735#post3961735 Hope to see you there!

So, since Scribbler still hasn't posted his/her sheet, we'll just continue. Should we consider finding a replacement player? --- As both Victor and Rurin disappar onto the streets of Sharn, you are left with an entire day to yourself. [Feel free to state what you do with that time] The next...

Hmmm... since "Meredith" is apparently MIA, and X-mas is coming up, I'd like to hear what people would say to waiting until after the 25th december to resume play... Also, does ANYONE know how I can actually move the thread? Or who I have to ask? And how (I don't see a PM system here)?

OnlytheStong, it's fine if you just edit... I'm not all fanatical about stuff like that. mcnathan80, if you can get it up during the weekend that'd be great. Don't think I'll have to much time before then anyway (have a MAJOR paper to deliver friday), have to get ready to graduate in WT (also...

Waiting for level-ups to be posted!

OOC: Seeing as how no one has posted yet, I'll take that as a hint that there's nothing more to be said in this scene. If you have simply been unable to post for a while, say so in your next post and we'll fix it then. Assuming no objections, this concludes Part I of this adventure and I'd like...

Rurin answers the question quickly, "Neither, actually. The door closes when an the deposit boxes are opened, preventing people from simply stealing keys and sneaking in. And the guards are usually hard to sneak by, being trained to recognize changelings and the likes." Frundor then enters...

"As far as I know he never lets it out of his sight," Rurin says, "I'd say you were insane to even consider it, but I should've done that waay back in this conversation"