JollyDoc's Savage Tide-Updated 10/8!
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Neverwinter Knight
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JollyDoc, very sorry to hear about Ozzie. Five years is not really long enough.
Maybe he could be honored by making the next new character a chaotic good were-bulldog barbarian...or maybe a Wizard of Oz. (No, sorry, that's too cheezy.)
Maybe he could be honored by making the next new character a chaotic good were-bulldog barbarian...or maybe a Wizard of Oz. (No, sorry, that's too cheezy.)
Neverwinter Knight
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JD, you decide. 
Sorry about the "too cheezy", Joachim. You'll just have to bring out the evilness some more in the sessions to come.![:]](http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png "Devious :]")
Sorry about the "too cheezy", Joachim. You'll just have to bring out the evilness some more in the sessions to come.
JollyDoc
Explorer
Sunday Night Teaser
1) The Legion arrives at Farshore and proceeds to swab the deck with the pirates of Rat's End.
2) The group is reunited with Lavinia and the Jade Ravens. Anwar's death is not received well.
3) As if it weren't obvious enough by the fact that a rather crappy group of pirates almost wrecked the town, the Legion discovers that Farshore is woefully unprepared for a greater threat to come.
4) Efforts are made to help the local citizens, and Sepoto becomes a fiery pulpit preacher, stoking the fires of patriotism and duty among the masses.
5) The group pays a diplomatic visit to one of the native Tanaroan villages, and ends up setting off an international incident when they are accused of bringing the wrath of the gods down upon the natives. Words are exchanged, and the resutling diplomatic overtures are less than well received.
1) The Legion arrives at Farshore and proceeds to swab the deck with the pirates of Rat's End.
2) The group is reunited with Lavinia and the Jade Ravens. Anwar's death is not received well.
3) As if it weren't obvious enough by the fact that a rather crappy group of pirates almost wrecked the town, the Legion discovers that Farshore is woefully unprepared for a greater threat to come.
4) Efforts are made to help the local citizens, and Sepoto becomes a fiery pulpit preacher, stoking the fires of patriotism and duty among the masses.
5) The group pays a diplomatic visit to one of the native Tanaroan villages, and ends up setting off an international incident when they are accused of bringing the wrath of the gods down upon the natives. Words are exchanged, and the resutling diplomatic overtures are less than well received.
carborundum
Adventurer
Excellent!
Normal opponents and personal problems? Sounds like a welcome change from all that Predator vs The Omen in the jungle nightmare!
Normal opponents and personal problems? Sounds like a welcome change from all that Predator vs The Omen in the jungle nightmare!
Neverwinter Knight
First Post
I second that one. Things will turn worse soon enough.carborundum said:
Richard Rawen
First Post
Neverwinter Knight said:I second that one. Things will turn worse soon enough.
Heh, it's good to see such confidence and optimism . . .
I'm looking forward to seeing the new group dynamic play out.
Joachim
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Hasbro Strikes Again!
Well, I must say that Hasbro's decision regarding Paizo is most disappointing, if not distressing. I guess WotC/Hasbro/Cthulu Inc. could not stand that another company was making money using 'their' product. You know what going to e-content means? "Now we can sell pdf crap for the same price we charge for hard copies, without the troublesome publishing costs. Hooray!! Drinks all around!"
As much smack as I have talked about Paizo/Jacobs/et al about inconsistencies, misinterpretation of rules, etc., I feel like I just read the obituary of a relative.
Well, I must say that Hasbro's decision regarding Paizo is most disappointing, if not distressing. I guess WotC/Hasbro/Cthulu Inc. could not stand that another company was making money using 'their' product. You know what going to e-content means? "Now we can sell pdf crap for the same price we charge for hard copies, without the troublesome publishing costs. Hooray!! Drinks all around!"
As much smack as I have talked about Paizo/Jacobs/et al about inconsistencies, misinterpretation of rules, etc., I feel like I just read the obituary of a relative.