Old One said:I would definitely need help on a translation! My German is way too rusty and I could never write that well anyway...
Oberton said:
Not true Old One. You have the gift and the skill to write. You pay attention to details. I have noticed your confindence increasing and your attention to detail has not waivered! Keep up the great work and perhaps one day you will get published! I know I am enjoying your writing much more than the Forgotten Realms series and it has a certain since of style that Dragon Lance once had!
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DocMoriartty said:Question for you Old One.
What do you do when your party continually roles so pathetically that they couldnt do something heroic if their life depended on it?
I enjoy the story but heck 3 commoners lead by a single Expert could accomplish more and fail less saves than your party has done in its history.
The whole thing started with 2 dead to a pit and a couple minor rats and has only gotten worse with each passing misadventure.
Eventually the opposition is going to start ignoring them since they know in the long run this party is just not going to give them any real trouble.
Lazybones said:Actually, I think the misadventures of the group are part of the story's appeal. Chronicles of nigh-invincible adventurers tend to get boring rather quickly. Plus the strategy of letting the dice "fall as they may" keeps the players on edge and keeps a high level of excitement in the game. And fumbles always have great comedy value (for the DM and readers, if not the players).
So here's to our doughty heroes getting ambushed, mauled, enspelled, bitten, and generally harassed, and somehow managing to keep fighting the good fight!
Lazybones