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Actually, Matthias, 1001 Spells is still available in print. If you follow the link above, 1001 Spells is available as a Hardcover B&W edition through DriveThruRPG's print-on-demand service. It's definitely an awesome book, and well worth the pick-up. Although, I'm a bit biased about the book. ;)

It's all good, Scott. Best of luck, and good thoughts toward your surgery.

With a quick snap of its head, the small snake attempts a strike at Tyyrh, yet its fangs find no purchase. 1d20+3=16, 1d6+1=3 Shayuri It's Talashia's turn, now. Tyyrh - 20 Ernesto - 16 Giley & Golf - 13 Foe - 10 --> Talashia - 9 Jorgan - 7 No worries, jkason. I should have thought about...

I'll give Giley's player until tomorrow to reply, then I'll move him down the initiative order and post for the foe

It's G&G's turns... Tyyrh - 20 Ernesto - 16 -->Giley & Golf - 13 Foe - 10 Talashia - 9 Jorgan - 7

Sparks fly as the elven curved blade scores a hit across the small, metallic creatures body. It looks as if it were almost able to dodge the blow, but the two large beings on either side of it truncated its movement. Leif, you forgot to account for flanking and thus you hit. You know you...

Back around to the top, we start with Tyyrh who's one move action away (approximately). We're going with no map on this one, as it's occurring in a 30' length of five foot wide trench. I flipped a coin, Ernesto is on the other side of the iron cobra, which is between him and his allies. -->...

Out of a shadowed indentation in the wall, a small hooded snake strikes at Ernesto's leg yet its fangs find no purchase. It is then that the sound of a wind chime becomes more evident, as the cobra's body appears to be made of metal. Surprise Attack - 7 -...

Thanks, Scott! Roll away, folks!

That's my understanding, it's on the list of things that should be coming back post-Kickstarter fund raising since I guess they're recoding it anew instead of using the prior code. Anyone know of any other linkable result dice rollers? If not, we can wait until IC is back up.

I second this sentiment; Welcome Back!

You know, you gotta love when the dice kick you in the nethers.

Yes, please. The prior perception check was about the tracks, this is for something different.

"They're often empty, young miss," says the guide from the trailing end of the group, his voice kept low so that only those nearest hear him. "They're often stocked and maintained by those passing through or tasked with checking on them a couple of times each season, but there's never a constant...

Between the weather, the climate, and the nature of the environs the trenches leading into the fort appear quite clear of sign or track. However, Tyyrh's elven eyes notice the telltale serpentine disturbances left by snakes and reptile tails, although the lack of claw marks makes it more...

The guide follows, but he hangs back. It's not his job to take the adventurer's risk, he's just around as support and supply. Although the delay was brief, Ernesto does have a small head start upon the group itself. As the others move to catch up, and Ernesto turns right, I'll need perception...

As Ernesto approaches the earthen works it is obvious that the entrance starts shallow yet quickly deepens as he enters the maze of switchbacks and dead ends. There is not a time limit to completing the maze, however there is a weighty foreboding of danger at each turn or run of trench that...

With an aloofness born of professionalism, Carslin makes way to the nearest of the entrenched earthworks. Taciturn, yet efficient, Carslin says little as he guides the party through their first exposure to the Mushfens. What little he does say is akin to constructive correction, be it a subtle...

OOC: I'll get some forward momentum posting done after work, folks. We'll get this story tripping down the way. :)

I'll consider the consensus of the group, but I don't see a need for you to bow out. Between the site itself, as well as a variety of us to various degrees, I think we're very much a leisurely paced game. So, I guess what I'm saying is that it's all good and I understand how life can be.