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<blockquote data-quote="Vyvyan Basterd" data-source="post: 5599100" data-attributes="member: 4892">I've had nothing to contribute in past threads as I was sadly one of the 58% of adults who stopped reading after college (mostly). [I know, I know...a gamer, GM no less, who doesn't read regularly?]I'm about half-way through [ame=&quot;http://www.amazon.com/Undergates-Aeons-Gate-Book/dp/1616142421&quot;]Tome of the Undergates[/ame]. Book one of the Aeons Gate series.I was a bit worried about the maturity level of the book after reading the back cover of the book (one of the female characters breaks wind in her sleep). But the book has really surprised me. I haven't cared about a group of adventurers this much since the original Dragonlance trilogy. The premise is that being an adventurer is the most bottom-of-the-barrel profession one can practice, but it brings with it a freedom that no other profession can. The interaction between the members of the group has been at times deep and mainly entertaining.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vyvyan Basterd, post: 5599100, member: 4892"] I've had nothing to contribute in past threads as I was sadly one of the 58% of adults who stopped reading after college (mostly). [I know, I know...a gamer, GM no less, who doesn't read regularly?] I'm about half-way through [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Undergates-Aeons-Gate-Book/dp/1616142421"]Tome of the Undergates[/ame]. Book one of the Aeons Gate series. I was a bit worried about the maturity level of the book after reading the back cover of the book (one of the female characters breaks wind in her sleep). But the book has really surprised me. I haven't cared about a group of adventurers this much since the original Dragonlance trilogy. The premise is that being an adventurer is the most bottom-of-the-barrel profession one can practice, but it brings with it a freedom that no other profession can. The interaction between the members of the group has been at times deep and mainly entertaining. [/QUOTE]

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