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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vendetta" data-source="post: 2447551" data-attributes="member: 14961">((OOC: Tonguez, you do not need to bow out.  I'm glad you can stick around, even if your ability to hit up the forums is rare.  I dig Erlik and your take on the whole barbarian way of life, especially the anicdotes.  Two barbarian warriors (one with some psionics) will be very helpful for what lay ahead...On  that note... sorry my self so much wonderful RPing happened without me.  I RARELY ever have a chance to sneak online at work and play so most of my DMing has to come at night... and Pacific Standard time, so later than others))Krueger "Hurrumphs" at all the conversation between Kale and Sonrik.  He plops himself down onto the deck, his thick rump thudding loudly against the oak.  With a second "Hurrumph" he lay onto his back, readying himself for the boat ride... he even starts to turn a little green in preperation.Gemble quickly disappears when Moons shows up, feeling rather like He'Rak's toad.  But at the appearance of Odo and the wolf not gulping him down, Gemble peeks out from behind one of the crates, a tentative grin on his face."My name is Jaeden." The bard says, offering his hand to whomever will take it.  "It seems the numbers traveling to this fateful meeting in Enberton are growing.  I am glad that so many believe and fear these tales of the dragon.  I have to admit, I was worried a bit that few would respond.""ALL ABOARD!" Comes the shout from the gangplank and two sailors quickly reel it in.  Three sailors run out on deck with a rope to tack the boom, cautioning everyone as they move, obviously annoyed at all the extra people around, making their job much more difficult.  When the boom is in place, the captain orders up the wind spell at one quarter.  The spell fills the primary sails, which billow to life, filling up with gusts of magically created wind.  The wind spills past the sails into the jib causing the boat to list and then turn to port and starts heading out onto the lake proper.</blockquote>

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