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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Joshua Randall" data-source="post: 9588059" data-attributes="member: 7737">But of course.Indeed, and there is even a numbered section for what happens when you arrive in Freeton having come from Delmer! So I am truly baffled why after we visit Wendel, we cannot go to Freeton.Apparently we are so depressed by Wendel's story that we give up altogether.Hahahahaha! Damn right. There really ought to be a second generation of kids forced to deal with the problems their parents left unsolved.Hmm. This reminds me of one of my favorite story hours on EN World, <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-adventures-of-the-knights-of-spellforge-keep.23664/" target="_blank">The Knights of Spellforge Keep</a>, in which (some of) the children of a previous story's heroes must go out and hero their own hero stuff.  (If you want to see how all of Dr. Midnight’s story fits together, <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/the-adventures-of-the-knights-of-spellforge-keep-are-now-completed.52618/post-9156496" target="_blank">I wrote that up</a>.)Well, you see......Huh. That's a really good question. If Wendel has never left Delmer (and it sure seems like he hasn't), there is no possible way he could have met Dalris nor Perth. Unless one of them came here previously; but if that is the case, why wouldn't Dalris have said something about it on our way here?Right?! Not only should we be able to handle this problem ourselves, Perth should DEFINITELY be able to solo this adventure.Correct. And while impossible to predict endings are part of the genre, this one feels particularly lame.(69) if we've come to Delmer from Wealwood(75) if we've come by way of SavenHmm.....</blockquote>

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