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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Goonalan" data-source="post: 9394587" data-attributes="member: 16069">Competition.But then a funny thing happened, about three weeks after we played the above one of my other D&D (player) friends got in touch, Pete. Pete has appeared many times in my other write ups here. Anyway- Pete was looking for a game, something stupid- no heavy thinking. Keep in mind that Pete hasn't been in touch for 18 months so, out of the blue.So, we got in contact with Rob (who had also dropped off the radar) and... Psylk's Cutters were born- go <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/d-d-5e-sorta-catch-the-pidgin-enc-1-the-battle-at-dunghill-hill-aka-the-singing-kobolds.704973/post-9385674" target="_blank">here</a>.The issue with Pete and Rob is however, Pete is in Brazil- but waiting on a new contract at which point... Dubai, he thinks, is his next destination; while Rob moved to Japan a year or so ago. It doesn't help that Pete's job, when he gets back to it, entails very odd hours. So, we're a bit hit and hope, but the idea is (now)- two adventuring parties playing the same adventure. Same rules- obviously, same (very linear) plot/story and with the same encounters in the same order.It just might work... we'll see.Oh, and Kev, Jim, Bear & George (also known as the Dark Squad) have decided to call their new adventuring party The Genocide Squad.The Genocide bit is an acronym, but I can't for the life of me remember what for.Oh, and here's the thing- they don't know (until they read this) about Pete & Rob and Psylk's Cutters- and the whole competition thing.So, that'll be nice for them when they find out.Who will win D&D?It's funny how things work out- I sold this oddity to the (initial) players with the idea that it was going to be competitive D&D, as it turned out... that's what we've got.Stay safe and well you lovely people.Cheers the players and goonalan.</blockquote>

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