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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThoughtBubble" data-source="post: 2139866" data-attributes="member: 9723">In the game I'm running, there's an investigation into the foretold death of one of the party member's 'penanant friend'. They stopped one setup, an attempted assassination of a local noble.  They have one of the assailants and are in the process of questioning him. Previously, they'd spent the last half a year or so in training, and are eager to finish it off. While they're doing this, the world is passing them by, and events are beginning to unfold on their own. The curse that they bent under for additional power (read: Big chunk of XP) is now showing the first trickles of effect, and it's about to take a toll on the druid. In the game I'm playing in, we met the first person who isn't impressed with us. In fact, he wants to shut us up and is going out of his way to show us up. There was an undead filed dungeon, and our cleric's rebuke undead was put to good use. Black Tentacles wound up saving the day twice, once protecting our flank. The second occasion involved a large, invisible psionic fish, our fighter being dominated, the rest of the party paralized by indicision, and one foolheardy wizard (me) wading into the lake to get a good idea of where the fish might be hiding, and letting the spell fly. I caught it, and that was the end. However, I can't seem to breathe air now, so we've got one hour, 53 minutes to figure something out before the water breating spell runs out. Oh, and there is a ghost I'd like to see about sending on.</blockquote>

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