D&D 5E Leif's First 5E Homebrew Out-Of-Character Thread

[Leif]

Well, the computer is sill working for the moment, and it's proving to be a lonnng moment. The bad news is that I am really devoting almost all of my time and energy to work these days and don't really have anything left for DMing. The good news is that I really like the latest IC posts, and things seem to be shaping up into quite a good game. This leaves me in something of a quandary. Could you guys live with a DM who is only able to post about once per week, maybe twice?

 

[Azurewraith]

Well, the computer is sill working for the moment, and it's proving to be a lonnng moment. The bad news is that I am really devoting almost all of my time and energy to work these days and don't really have anything left for DMing. The good news is that I really like the latest IC posts, and things seem to be shaping up into quite a good game. This leaves me in something of a quandary. Could you guys live with a DM who is only able to post about once per week, maybe twice?

I could live with that.

 

[KahlessNestor]

That's fine. I have plenty games to keep me occupied. I have other games that run on a similar schedule.

 

[Searinox Nagharha]

Yeah i could live with that aswell

Still looking for More Games to join in the meantime

 

[Azurewraith]

Shameless plug http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?533593-Dark-Fairytale-IC of your interested there is a our opening just come about.

 

[Azurewraith]

Oh God no I thought he was offering the ring up. I don't want to yank anything off anyone!

 

[Searinox Nagharha]

Dammit! i have the feeling i missed something go gloriously go wrong xD

 

[Azurewraith]

Dammit! i have the feeling i missed something go gloriously go wrong xD

Just assault.

 

[jmucchiello]

Just assault.

Lee was trying to keep the ham-fisted fop in check.

 

[Leif]

I should have been more clear, I guess, but the stone with the elven symbols is not a smnall rock that can be easily carried. but, rather, it is like a paving stone, about two feet across that probably weighs several hundred pounds. You can't really tell, though, because it is firmly fixed to the ground.