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Chicago Gameday XV is Oct 21st: Planning thread
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Blegert!!! Bah! Just lookin at my long term calendar and realized I have a wedding to go to that weekend and can't make the game day!! I hate not going to game day!
Ahh well I was really hoping to get to play the little halfling shaman cleric type guy again with his kobold brother, but looks like I have to sit this one out.
Anyway everyone have a fun game day, I will be there for the next one, hopefully.
Ahh well I was really hoping to get to play the little halfling shaman cleric type guy again with his kobold brother, but looks like I have to sit this one out.
Anyway everyone have a fun game day, I will be there for the next one, hopefully.
TracerBullet42
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Sorry you can't make it, dude! Maybe next time...Diremede said:
And for the record...he's a "mystic." And no, he can't turn undead. (As Diremede learned the hard way last time...) He should still be around next game day...although there's no guarantee he'll still be a halfling.
hehehe...that's a funny idea. A kobold chef/rogue and an orc innkeeper/mystic walking around...claiming to be halfling twins...
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Ok, Buzz, I finally put together an event description...I hope you're happy. 
Game 3:EXCUSE ME, BUT I BELIEVE I ORDERED THE PINEAPPLE SPECIAL
D&D 3.5 (ish)
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It has been nearly three months since our band of heroes attended King Dagmar's wedding and stopped the evil necromancer (in quite an impressive fashion, no less), saving the kingdom from certain doom. Dagmar, for good reason, was extremely grateful and provided very charitable gifts to all those involved.
One gift, in particular, was especially loved. The gift of land. Land upon which a wonderful restaurant could be built! It is now time for the grand opening of the Tonga Room, and Wilimac and Bilimac Harbuckle have their hands full getting everything together for the big day.
Naturally, the whole gang shows up in the crowd for opening night. And crowded it is. Word of the culinary expertise and heroic stories has drawn in people from every direction. But what happens when a rich nobleman from the "savage north" shows up with an offer and a promise of magic more powerful than anything they've ever seen? Will the gang take him up on it? (Of course they will.) Are there strings attached? (Of course there are.) Is it worth it? (One would hope so.)
Excuse Me, But I Believe I Ordered the Pineapple Special is a D&D 3.5 adventure that follows up on the previous gamedays "The Runaway Bride" and "The King's Wedding Day (Or Should I Say Deadding Day...Is that McBain-y Enough For You?)" though it is not necessary for you to have played in them. This adventure is designed with love and care for up to six players (although there will be eight characters to choose from). We will be using some of the alternate rules from Unearthed Arcana, including the facing rules. (Don't worry, they're easy, and I'm not an ogre about it.) No previous experience is necessary, as I can teach you the rules as we play. Just bring some dice and a willingness to have a little fun.
And I promise we won't run late and miss lunch or your money back!
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Game 3:EXCUSE ME, BUT I BELIEVE I ORDERED THE PINEAPPLE SPECIAL
D&D 3.5 (ish)
TracerBullet42
It has been nearly three months since our band of heroes attended King Dagmar's wedding and stopped the evil necromancer (in quite an impressive fashion, no less), saving the kingdom from certain doom. Dagmar, for good reason, was extremely grateful and provided very charitable gifts to all those involved.
One gift, in particular, was especially loved. The gift of land. Land upon which a wonderful restaurant could be built! It is now time for the grand opening of the Tonga Room, and Wilimac and Bilimac Harbuckle have their hands full getting everything together for the big day.
Naturally, the whole gang shows up in the crowd for opening night. And crowded it is. Word of the culinary expertise and heroic stories has drawn in people from every direction. But what happens when a rich nobleman from the "savage north" shows up with an offer and a promise of magic more powerful than anything they've ever seen? Will the gang take him up on it? (Of course they will.) Are there strings attached? (Of course there are.) Is it worth it? (One would hope so.)
Excuse Me, But I Believe I Ordered the Pineapple Special is a D&D 3.5 adventure that follows up on the previous gamedays "The Runaway Bride" and "The King's Wedding Day (Or Should I Say Deadding Day...Is that McBain-y Enough For You?)" though it is not necessary for you to have played in them. This adventure is designed with love and care for up to six players (although there will be eight characters to choose from). We will be using some of the alternate rules from Unearthed Arcana, including the facing rules. (Don't worry, they're easy, and I'm not an ogre about it.) No previous experience is necessary, as I can teach you the rules as we play. Just bring some dice and a willingness to have a little fun.
And I promise we won't run late and miss lunch or your money back!
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TracerBullet42
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hehehe...if I offered to pay for lunch if we ran late, I'd have a bunch of stallers at the table, now wouldn't I?Nazriel said:
No matter, when time is up, the Demon King will show up and slaughter the group or else that black smoke will terrorize and eliminate you all.
But for the record, I AM NOT BUYING ANYONE LUNCH.
Unless you can guess the number that I am thinking of right now...
I'll give you a hint. It's not the number green.
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