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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dave G" data-source="post: 830304" data-attributes="member: 17">On Mondays, we alternate between playing 2 different games, one every other week.  Our last session of D&D ended with us finally getting back to our Mercenary company's home base.  We'd been out in the field for a while, and even took an unexpected interdimensional trip to purgatory, and had to bargain with death to secure passage home...This is a series of e-mails between me (Dominic), My GM, and another player (Tibby)Cast:  Dominic and Tibby are half-brothers... it was Dominic's birth that resulted in Tibby, a half elf, approximately 7 years old, witnessing his elven father picking up the human infant from his human wife's arms.  Dangling him over his panicked mother by one foot, as he brutally stabbed his wife in the chest for her infidelity.Tibby watched as his father killed his mother, and then crushed Dominic's foot before uttering a curse upon him and tossing the wailing infant to the bed before striding out of their lives forever (...<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />)Orphaned and abandoned, and no longer truly welcome in the elven community where the two boys lived, the human father of Dominic took in both boys...  His name was Will the Fletcher.  Dominic and Tibby Fletcher joined up with the mercenary company to avoid being drafted by the imperial guards fighting in the war of the humanoids to the north.   They began their training, Dominic as an archer and warrior, despite the limp that would follow him into his adult life.  (In fact it will follow him forever, according to Death, if the 'curse' isn't removed, Dom will limp even in the afterlife).  Tibby became trained in the skills of a bard, using his inspiring "the blank that made a difference' stories, his chanting, poetry and songs to help his companions out on their adventures.(whew that took a lot longer to say than I intended  :shock: )----------------------------</blockquote>

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