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NC Game Day VII - April 23!
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Rel
Liquid Awesome
adamantineangel said:
Well, we've got CL and crew coming in from out of town and I hate to keep them waiting around their hotel room when they could be sitting around my deck talking gaming. So I'm thinking that I'll open up for business any time after say 5:30. Don't feel the least bit bad if you can't be there that early. I just figure there's no sense in people having to wait around when they could be sitting around drinking beer with other gamers.
Sound good?
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!Hey Gang!
Just wanted to check in to see if anyone had any last minute questions for my BEDS game. I am hitting the road in a bit and will have limited e-mail access until I show up at Rel's place on Friday evening.
I have a speaking gig at the DC Convention Center at noon...then back to the office for a bit...then of to Charlotte, NC. Post any Qs before it is too late
!
~ OO
PS - Please don't forget to complete 2 copies of the GT PC sheet and bring it with you!
Just wanted to check in to see if anyone had any last minute questions for my BEDS game. I am hitting the road in a bit and will have limited e-mail access until I show up at Rel's place on Friday evening.
I have a speaking gig at the DC Convention Center at noon...then back to the office for a bit...then of to Charlotte, NC. Post any Qs before it is too late
!~ OO
PS - Please don't forget to complete 2 copies of the GT PC sheet and bring it with you!
Cthulhu's Librarian
First Post
Old One said:
Oh, sure. He wants TWO copies. The one I haven't filled out yet isn't enough, huh? Now I gotta find time for TWO?
Belen
Legend
Corsairs
Avast ye sorry excuses for sea dogs! Join the crew of the Fool's Gold on a quest to the Isle of Shattered Dreams where some say the Black Jackal stored the plunder of decades dishonest raiding.
Beware the deadly and mysterious magic of the elder Ffolk, the cannons of Her Majesty's Navy, and the black hearts of yer greedy breathren and mebbe some of ye will return rich and soaked in gold.
Cap’n Jac Scarlet- Cap’n Jac was once a leftenant in the Royal Navy until he led a failed mutiny aboard the HMS Truculent. He was court marshaled and condemned to death, yet escaped during a debtor’s riot. Jac is a master mariner and has a reputation for frustrating the Royal Navy at every turn. He has preyed heavily on the merchant houses that support those who have “corrupted” the ranks of a once fine fleet.
Dirty Anne Rackham- She may be the most attractive woman to grace the free waters, and she knows it. She can swear worse than any low-bred sailor and has been known to reduce men to quivering idiots on a whim. However, do not get the wrong idea. Anne will shoot the first man who thinks he is good enough to earn a place in her bunk. Rumor says that she had a family in the cascade isles before the Dark Star Trading Company moved in and turned the population into de facto slaves. She has been known to be a deadly spy and assassin and inflicts pain on the merchant houses whenever the opportunity arises.
(taken) Crazy Bess Larkin- The Widowmaker (Alenda)- Bess is feared throughout the known waters. She was the only survivor of the Anhur Massacre and was forced to watch as everyone she knew was butchered by the merchant marines. Their crime? The town was short its sugar quota and an example needed to be made. Bess was left alive to explain the “failure” to the neighboring villages. At the age of 12, she joined the crew of the Dark Mercy under the command of the “Adder” Bill Morgan, a distant relative, and proceeded to hunt down every marine who participated in the massacre. Most consider Bess to be highly unstable, although those who know her well call her the “trickster.”
(taken) Iron Tom Straw (Codemonkey)- Tom is a tough, brute of a scoundrel. People have been known to wet themselves while under his brutal gaze. He is a feared fighter and has been known to shrug off blows that would kill a lesser man. Tom fought in the colonial militia in his youth and was one of the few who survived the war. His wife was taken by a magistrate to pay for his treason against the crown and died when she tried to escape. He is a hard man, but loyal to his compatriots.
Lord Pierce Kelley- Pierce is an enigma. He was born to a wealthy baron and was sent to the royal military academy for a bright future serving Her Majesty, Emilie d’arlaine. However, on his first midshipmen cruise, he went AWOL and made his way to Port Kilby in the free isles. He brought with him a wealth of information on the plans of the Royal Navy and money enough to outfit his own vessel, the “Fool’s Gold.” He promptly recruited Jac Scarlet to command the vessel and has participated in several actions against the crown, although he has still not earned the trust of everyone in the free waters.
Avast ye sorry excuses for sea dogs! Join the crew of the Fool's Gold on a quest to the Isle of Shattered Dreams where some say the Black Jackal stored the plunder of decades dishonest raiding.
Beware the deadly and mysterious magic of the elder Ffolk, the cannons of Her Majesty's Navy, and the black hearts of yer greedy breathren and mebbe some of ye will return rich and soaked in gold.
Cap’n Jac Scarlet- Cap’n Jac was once a leftenant in the Royal Navy until he led a failed mutiny aboard the HMS Truculent. He was court marshaled and condemned to death, yet escaped during a debtor’s riot. Jac is a master mariner and has a reputation for frustrating the Royal Navy at every turn. He has preyed heavily on the merchant houses that support those who have “corrupted” the ranks of a once fine fleet.
Dirty Anne Rackham- She may be the most attractive woman to grace the free waters, and she knows it. She can swear worse than any low-bred sailor and has been known to reduce men to quivering idiots on a whim. However, do not get the wrong idea. Anne will shoot the first man who thinks he is good enough to earn a place in her bunk. Rumor says that she had a family in the cascade isles before the Dark Star Trading Company moved in and turned the population into de facto slaves. She has been known to be a deadly spy and assassin and inflicts pain on the merchant houses whenever the opportunity arises.
(taken) Crazy Bess Larkin- The Widowmaker (Alenda)- Bess is feared throughout the known waters. She was the only survivor of the Anhur Massacre and was forced to watch as everyone she knew was butchered by the merchant marines. Their crime? The town was short its sugar quota and an example needed to be made. Bess was left alive to explain the “failure” to the neighboring villages. At the age of 12, she joined the crew of the Dark Mercy under the command of the “Adder” Bill Morgan, a distant relative, and proceeded to hunt down every marine who participated in the massacre. Most consider Bess to be highly unstable, although those who know her well call her the “trickster.”
(taken) Iron Tom Straw (Codemonkey)- Tom is a tough, brute of a scoundrel. People have been known to wet themselves while under his brutal gaze. He is a feared fighter and has been known to shrug off blows that would kill a lesser man. Tom fought in the colonial militia in his youth and was one of the few who survived the war. His wife was taken by a magistrate to pay for his treason against the crown and died when she tried to escape. He is a hard man, but loyal to his compatriots.
Lord Pierce Kelley- Pierce is an enigma. He was born to a wealthy baron and was sent to the royal military academy for a bright future serving Her Majesty, Emilie d’arlaine. However, on his first midshipmen cruise, he went AWOL and made his way to Port Kilby in the free isles. He brought with him a wealth of information on the plans of the Royal Navy and money enough to outfit his own vessel, the “Fool’s Gold.” He promptly recruited Jac Scarlet to command the vessel and has participated in several actions against the crown, although he has still not earned the trust of everyone in the free waters.
Mark Causey
Explorer
Rel said:
That shouldn't be a problem at all. I may even be there myself.
Rel
Liquid Awesome
Ok, so here's my 11th hour plea to the locals:
I don't know why I didn't think of this before but I'm a little short on seating here at the house. I think I'll be able to trot out a good dozen chairs but I am pretty sure we're looking at having more people than that here. If anybody who is coming from not too far away could bring along some folding chairs, lawn chairs, anything like that then it would probably be helpful.
It looks as though the weather is not going to be our friend tomorrow but this shouldn't present a major problem. I've got a pretty sizable carport that we can hang out under in the early part of the evening and after we get Samantha the Red down to bed then we can move things inside a bit. Between my living room, kitchen and den there should be plenty of space for us to spread out in. I'll just ask in advance that folks try to keep from yelling and laughing at the top of their lungs since my kidlet needs her rest for the long drive to Atlanta on Saturday.
I'll be out of communication from the boards for most of the day tomorrow as I trek to and from New Bern but, with any luck, I'll be back by mid afternoon. If the worst should come to pass and my deposition at the coast drags into the afternoon, my wife will still be here to greet folks when they arrive and I'll be along just as soon as I can. Odds on that are very slim but I figured I'd better plan for it just in case.
But sooner or later I'll see many of you here tomorrow night and the rest I'll see on Saturday.
One final reminder: We do not have the Walnut Room this time around (we've thankfully got it secured for at least the next three Game Days though) so all the roleplaying will be going on in the 3118 room. So feel free to pop up to the 4th floor to check out the boardgames and miniatures but the RPG's will be on the 3rd floor.
See you all soon!
I don't know why I didn't think of this before but I'm a little short on seating here at the house. I think I'll be able to trot out a good dozen chairs but I am pretty sure we're looking at having more people than that here. If anybody who is coming from not too far away could bring along some folding chairs, lawn chairs, anything like that then it would probably be helpful.
It looks as though the weather is not going to be our friend tomorrow but this shouldn't present a major problem. I've got a pretty sizable carport that we can hang out under in the early part of the evening and after we get Samantha the Red down to bed then we can move things inside a bit. Between my living room, kitchen and den there should be plenty of space for us to spread out in. I'll just ask in advance that folks try to keep from yelling and laughing at the top of their lungs since my kidlet needs her rest for the long drive to Atlanta on Saturday.
I'll be out of communication from the boards for most of the day tomorrow as I trek to and from New Bern but, with any luck, I'll be back by mid afternoon. If the worst should come to pass and my deposition at the coast drags into the afternoon, my wife will still be here to greet folks when they arrive and I'll be along just as soon as I can. Odds on that are very slim but I figured I'd better plan for it just in case.
But sooner or later I'll see many of you here tomorrow night and the rest I'll see on Saturday.
One final reminder: We do not have the Walnut Room this time around (we've thankfully got it secured for at least the next three Game Days though) so all the roleplaying will be going on in the 3118 room. So feel free to pop up to the 4th floor to check out the boardgames and miniatures but the RPG's will be on the 3rd floor.
See you all soon!
