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<blockquote data-quote="Jodo Kast" data-source="post: 248356" data-attributes="member: 4810">Willow, I'm all for the Bruce Campbell look for Gann.&nbsp; I suggested either Campbell or Patrick Warburton (The Tick, Seinfeld, MIBII).&nbsp; I didn't originally envision the character as being so comically single-minded.&nbsp; He was going to be sort of a medieval Batman, a grim, versatile dark knight detective type.&nbsp; But five minutes into the first session I found myself saying &quot;smite evil&quot; every time I opened my mouth and talking in a Bruce Campbell/The Tick voice, and everything just fell into place.Great work Brian, makes for an interesting read even if I did play through it already.&quot;Surrounded by evil ... and I fail my Will save vs. color spray.&nbsp; Doh!&quot;&nbsp; As fate would have it, the night only got worse for the valiant Gann Tolar.&nbsp; I think I'm going to skip reading the next installment, it is sure to chronicle the most embarassing moment in an otherwise unblemished career of smiting evil and trading witty repartee with villains bent on world conquest (or at least control of small, relatively unimportant towns).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jodo Kast, post: 248356, member: 4810"] Willow, I'm all for the Bruce Campbell look for Gann. I suggested either Campbell or Patrick Warburton (The Tick, Seinfeld, MIBII). I didn't originally envision the character as being so comically single-minded. He was going to be sort of a medieval Batman, a grim, versatile dark knight detective type. But five minutes into the first session I found myself saying "smite evil" every time I opened my mouth and talking in a Bruce Campbell/The Tick voice, and everything just fell into place. Great work Brian, makes for an interesting read even if I did play through it already. "Surrounded by evil ... and I fail my Will save vs. color spray. Doh!" As fate would have it, the night only got worse for the valiant Gann Tolar. I think I'm going to skip reading the next installment, it is sure to chronicle the most embarassing moment in an otherwise unblemished career of smiting evil and trading witty repartee with villains bent on world conquest (or at least control of small, relatively unimportant towns). [/QUOTE]

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