Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
that a certain charm to it.
Having said that, I have to admit to having a mental exhaustion, as I still suffer from last year's sickness, so I may be a bit slow to respond to the, the most challenging game I have worked on ever.
Worry not friends. I am not quitting, I am just going to slow down on creative writing. This may only last a couple of days.
Ok, I looked for
Fighting armored ogres ridding even more heavily armored dire bears in the frozen wastes below the South Peak Glaciers. Ur uses Expansion for the first time.[/quot]
and didn't find it anywhere, BUT, in case it is there and I just simply missed it:
One of the tasks of Gerard's besides helping Ur to make it through life with his mental breakdown is to check into incursions of undead any where he is sent. One time was in the area of the mountains held as sougvern territory of the ogre tribe known as the Fists of Ogruk. this tribe was just a play toy to the frost giant who calls himself Ogruk, good father in giantish, and "benevolently gave" a large portion of mountainous land to a small tribe of hungry ogres. this land had cattle and sheep herders in the summer-easy food for the hungry and preditious tribe who were told that the herdsmen were trespassers.
ogruk took some of the tribe and organized them-miners to get iron ore from the earth, bearhandlers to train. others did his bidding as his needs. eventually he had shock troops to guard his territory while he did his actual work: to raise the undead king of frost giants known as Marazel Epan. [awakened advanced iron infused skeleton [+ 1 size] high priest of cloud giants] A name that was only said in whispers, if at all.
OOC: am I going too far with this? stop me now if I am.
It was mentionned in Ur's "Power Explanation" sblock in the RG
Well, it depends.What's the rest of the story (how did the PCs win (assuming they even won)?)? Perhaps most importantly, what did they take out of it? What was gained/lost/what changed because of this adventure?
My idea when putting up the Scrolls was that it would be a reference for important milestones in the party's history: adventures that brought in new members, that saw the loss of old members, that led to finding out about major plot point (Iridex for example) or to major changes in (one or more) PC's life (the discovery of the Book of CiAn, leading Ur to begin taking Psychic Fist levels, conflicts, important life events, meaningful/signature magic items/spells, etc. Does that help frame things a little in your head re your story?
I put it under the "Numerous Adventures" heading in the RG post (meaning Tutek wasn't there for this one). Let me know if you see it somewhere else instead.
Put the Desert adventure in there as well, though I'm waiting with baited breath - like us all, I imagine- for details on Jemal's Lich quest before we can even begin to work out the exact chronology of these later quests. Jemal, any hints? Where would this quest have taken place for example? Rauland? The Eternal Empire? Dealer's choice? Why must it absolutely be the most recent one?
Sorry but I needed recharging to address this, but that I shall do on the morrow. I really am sorry to belabor my response and story continuation, but last year really was a traumatic occurrence.