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<blockquote data-quote="jdrakeh" data-source="post: 8610724" data-attributes="member: 13892">When we left off, our geriatric heroes, one Dubya, and one Billy (the goat boy) were leaping from the roof of a parking structure to the&nbsp; roof of a neighboring building to escape the onslaught of the reptoids. All made the leap but one, Walter, who was captured by the reptoids. Another, our resident frogman (he's a literal frog/man hybrid), Jean-Pierre, was grievously wounded.We gathered our elderly selves up as we fled for our lives (as fast as senior citizens can flee), only slowing down when we were certain that we were no longer being followed. After a rest, GW made good on [part of] his promise, leading us to an overgrown city park where&nbsp; the golden child, Leo, used a special tool to open the gateway to the Parks &amp; Rec pocket universe at the center of the world.When we arrived in the decrepit former home office of Parks &amp; Rec, we were surprised to be greeted by Walter and Brother Bill (a cult leader from earlier in the campaign), the latter of which revealed himself to be a creation of The HORDE. The HORDE was&nbsp; our faceless adversary for the last six game sessions or so (we learned of the HORDE's existence prior to the flashforward to Hellscape Earth).Now, we were at last face to face with our foe.The HORDE was revealed to be a giant Venusian super computer that was left behind by the Venusians when they left Earth at the height of the Mayan civilization. Now, the HORDE (which can create living beings) is trying to repopulate the earth. And we have to decide:Do we aid it, or do we end it all?See you next week, friends!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jdrakeh, post: 8610724, member: 13892"] When we left off, our geriatric heroes, one Dubya, and one Billy (the goat boy) were leaping from the roof of a parking structure to the roof of a neighboring building to escape the onslaught of the reptoids. All made the leap but one, Walter, who was captured by the reptoids. Another, our resident frogman (he's a literal frog/man hybrid), Jean-Pierre, was grievously wounded. We gathered our elderly selves up as we fled for our lives (as fast as senior citizens can flee), only slowing down when we were certain that we were no longer being followed. After a rest, GW made good on [part of] his promise, leading us to an overgrown city park where the golden child, Leo, used a special tool to open the gateway to the Parks & Rec pocket universe at the center of the world. When we arrived in the decrepit former home office of Parks & Rec, we were surprised to be greeted by Walter and Brother Bill (a cult leader from earlier in the campaign), the latter of which revealed himself to be a creation of The HORDE. The HORDE was our faceless adversary for the last six game sessions or so (we learned of the HORDE's existence prior to the flashforward to Hellscape Earth). Now, we were at last face to face with our foe. The HORDE was revealed to be a giant Venusian super computer that was left behind by the Venusians when they left Earth at the height of the Mayan civilization. Now, the HORDE (which can create living beings) is trying to repopulate the earth. And we have to decide: Do we aid it, or do we end it all? See you next week, friends! [/QUOTE]

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