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<blockquote data-quote="LordVyreth" data-source="post: 2342737" data-attributes="member: 9626">Err, what?&nbsp; I don't want to spoil things for the readers, but I thought the current adventure made it fairly obvious that the Bas forces knew where Methosilang was.&nbsp; Otherwise their current plan would be a waste.&nbsp; Since this storyline was just about to come up, I didn't feel too worried about revealing how they learned this when it became a given that they did in fact know this.&nbsp; As for your second concern, Bas can't actually go anywhere.&nbsp; The whole point is to raise an army and destroy her before she gains her full strength and the capacity to move.&nbsp; Considering that and that Methosilang will certainly leave some defenses behind and is in a very decent position defensively in the first place, it would make no sense for Bas' forces to send any significant forces away in the final battle when their very goddess' life is at stake for something as trivial as the destruction of Methosilang after its armies have been raised.&nbsp; I hope this answers your questions on the subject.&nbsp; If you want to discuss this further, I recommend you do so via email to avoid waylaying the Story Hour.&nbsp; I've seen situations where player-DM conflict seep into the SH discussion and it isn't pretty.&nbsp; As for the SH, I apologize for not getting the update in yet.&nbsp; I was sort of surprised by unexpected Father's Day plans.&nbsp; I'll probably finish it up in the next two days.edit: Okay, slightly longer.&nbsp; Sorry about that.&nbsp; Hopefully I can get a fairly short update up tonight, and then we'll resume the normal-length updates next weekend.&nbsp; In case you're wondering, I'm about 3 months behind right now, and should be able to catch up pretty quickly at this point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LordVyreth, post: 2342737, member: 9626"] Err, what? I don't want to spoil things for the readers, but I thought the current adventure made it fairly obvious that the Bas forces knew where Methosilang was. Otherwise their current plan would be a waste. Since this storyline was just about to come up, I didn't feel too worried about revealing how they learned this when it became a given that they did in fact know this. As for your second concern, Bas can't actually go anywhere. The whole point is to raise an army and destroy her before she gains her full strength and the capacity to move. Considering that and that Methosilang will certainly leave some defenses behind and is in a very decent position defensively in the first place, it would make no sense for Bas' forces to send any significant forces away in the final battle when their very goddess' life is at stake for something as trivial as the destruction of Methosilang after its armies have been raised. I hope this answers your questions on the subject. If you want to discuss this further, I recommend you do so via email to avoid waylaying the Story Hour. I've seen situations where player-DM conflict seep into the SH discussion and it isn't pretty. As for the SH, I apologize for not getting the update in yet. I was sort of surprised by unexpected Father's Day plans. I'll probably finish it up in the next two days. edit: Okay, slightly longer. Sorry about that. Hopefully I can get a fairly short update up tonight, and then we'll resume the normal-length updates next weekend. In case you're wondering, I'm about 3 months behind right now, and should be able to catch up pretty quickly at this point. [/QUOTE]

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