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I liked this product a lot. I don't find it useful in a crunchy, games rules sense, but I do find it quite interesting, fun, and useful as inspiration for thinking about a "different" monster. Rakshasa's have been in D&D since the 1st Edition Monster Manual, but I've never used one, because I...

This is my first review . . . The Village of Briarton is, to me, surprisingly good. I'd never heard of Gold Rush Games, and they don't make anything else for D&D. WHAT IS IT? Briarton is a village setting, meant as a base of operations or a hometown for an adventuring party. WHAT'S SO...

Well the main reason I didn't want to resurect Taranos was the fact he was running out of magic items to hock and was falling behind level wise. Both problems ment he was more likely to die and the vicious circle continued further down the spiral. It was better to start a fresh with a new...

But what if they are possesive..... One of my friend's charaters had an intelligent sword and it didn't like the fact he also had a magic axe which he used more often. It kept calling the axe "The Hussy" and was quite smugg when the axe got destroyed.

Well I'm glad I didn't get around to reading some of the other story hours, before arwink started this adventure. It is much more fun when you don't know what is coming. I'm playing Telaf in this adventure. I had played Solomon Ishtok in the previous game that almost ended up being a TPK.

Well things were looking pretty poor for Solomon at this point in time. But well you will see what happens ;)

Well that pretty well covered what happend. Tork is also known by the other members of the soon to be formed party. In fact the appointment Tork had for later that day is with Kyhnall :D

I am the one who is playing Solomon. I did indeed insult the Priest. I suggested that is his priestly robes where not that great and quite unfashionable. :p