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<blockquote data-quote="Dolza" data-source="post: 1606521" data-attributes="member: 16071"><p><strong>how'd i hear? more like how'd i see!</strong></p><p></p><p>Well, i came to enworld a year or so ago and started reading Pcat's story hour and enjoyed it immensely. From there i perused a couple of the other popular stories and then i saw your Aquerra banner one day and that tweaked my interest. so i looked through your portal threads until i found the beginning of the story. i spent lots of "downtime" at work reading and finally with some time off work this summer, i was able to finish it. </p><p></p><p> i ran a game for about a year for my players and it was much more linear in scope. of course that was easy for me being a new DM, and we all had a good time. if we start again i'd really like to incorperate the sense of recurring NPCs and sights. Of course having let my characters run up and down the coast of my world i'm not sure i could keep them confined to a smaller scale place now. </p><p></p><p> Speaking of npc's, i think how to make them real to the characters is what i'm going to take away from reading your story the most. I love Richard the Red. Is he good, bad, or ugly? or all of the above. Great stuff with him, he gives Martin some spells, gives some info and holds back other things. His actions aren't what the party always wants but they continue to work with him. I think i made the mistake of having so many people my PCs met an advesary of some kind, too black and white. so thanks for showing me the grey side of npcs!</p><p></p><p></p><p>derek</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dolza, post: 1606521, member: 16071"] [b]how'd i hear? more like how'd i see![/b] Well, i came to enworld a year or so ago and started reading Pcat's story hour and enjoyed it immensely. From there i perused a couple of the other popular stories and then i saw your Aquerra banner one day and that tweaked my interest. so i looked through your portal threads until i found the beginning of the story. i spent lots of "downtime" at work reading and finally with some time off work this summer, i was able to finish it. i ran a game for about a year for my players and it was much more linear in scope. of course that was easy for me being a new DM, and we all had a good time. if we start again i'd really like to incorperate the sense of recurring NPCs and sights. Of course having let my characters run up and down the coast of my world i'm not sure i could keep them confined to a smaller scale place now. Speaking of npc's, i think how to make them real to the characters is what i'm going to take away from reading your story the most. I love Richard the Red. Is he good, bad, or ugly? or all of the above. Great stuff with him, he gives Martin some spells, gives some info and holds back other things. His actions aren't what the party always wants but they continue to work with him. I think i made the mistake of having so many people my PCs met an advesary of some kind, too black and white. so thanks for showing me the grey side of npcs! derek [/QUOTE]
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