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<blockquote data-quote="Pillars of Hercules" data-source="post: 8557" data-attributes="member: 577">I second the compliments to ALL the players.&nbsp; In some cases it took longer than others (probably due to more subtle character personalities a/k/a Jeremy as mentioned above), but every PC is well thought out and well-played.&nbsp; I particularly like Kazrack's attempts to find a place in the dwarven society of Derome-Delem with which he is unfamiliar via his clerical studies.&nbsp; I do miss Beorth, who was at one time the party's leader, but real life intervenes at times.As for not taking prisoners - it seems to me that Ratchis here was cleaving to his &quot;no compulsion or tyranny&quot; theme even though his stated arguments were about security (note his reaction to Jeremy's ruse de guerre a bit earlier in the session).&nbsp; All ideologies come with a price, and kudos to Roy for not being selective in his PC's practice of his faith.On another note, I would recommend that Martin learn to hide in the back like all good wizards, even though it is fun to read about his being smacked around so frequently and effectively.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pillars of Hercules, post: 8557, member: 577"] I second the compliments to ALL the players. In some cases it took longer than others (probably due to more subtle character personalities a/k/a Jeremy as mentioned above), but every PC is well thought out and well-played. I particularly like Kazrack's attempts to find a place in the dwarven society of Derome-Delem with which he is unfamiliar via his clerical studies. I do miss Beorth, who was at one time the party's leader, but real life intervenes at times. As for not taking prisoners - it seems to me that Ratchis here was cleaving to his "no compulsion or tyranny" theme even though his stated arguments were about security (note his reaction to Jeremy's ruse de guerre a bit earlier in the session). All ideologies come with a price, and kudos to Roy for not being selective in his PC's practice of his faith. On another note, I would recommend that Martin learn to hide in the back like all good wizards, even though it is fun to read about his being smacked around so frequently and effectively. [/QUOTE]

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