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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 5983036" data-attributes="member: 508">It's funny - I've been aware of this Story Hour for literally years, through having read Piratecat's "Defenders of Daybreak" Story Hour, but I had never read it.  I tried to start it on several occasions, but in each case I was intimidated by its enormous size.    But one day I found myself stuck on a computer with nothing much to do, and recalled this Story Hour, and told myself I was just being silly.  After all, I already knew I would enjoy it, having previously become a big fan of Sagiro's (not only of his parody songs, but also of his portrayal of Velendo, my favorite "Defenders of Daybreak" PC).  So I hunted it up, found the handy PDF downloads, downloaded the first one, and had at it.That was a little over a month ago.  I don't have the luxury of being able to access the Story Hour at work (no doubt a good thing for my productivity!), but great swaths of my free time at night and on the weekends have been taken up with this fantastic campaign.  Not only that, but I couldn't help passing on tidbits from the campaign world to my son, and about when I was halfway through the second PDF he asked me for the first one, which I still had stored on my jump drive.  I just finished the third PDF last night and caught up to the most recent update here on this thread; he's about halfway through the second PDF and going strong.  (And now that I've read all there is to read thus far, I envy him!  Also, I can't wait for him to find out the original homeworld of the Travelers, as in our AD&D 2nd Edition campaign he ran a druid PC named Darvin the Wanderer.)Sagiro, it's been said by many before me, but this is one of the most exciting D&D campaigns it's ever been my pleasure to experience.  I stand in awe of your ability to mentally juggle and weave various plot threads together.  (And you are truly a master of the cliffhanger as well!)  And before I forget, StevenAC - excellent job on the PDFs!  They have made an exciting read even more pleasurable.You guys are a very lucky gaming group, and thanks to everyone for passing that luck on to those of us who stand in awe at the sidelines, looking on in wonder.Finally, I have one piece of advice for Piratecat: now that Dranko has not only taunted a demon lord in his own throne room but also flipped off the Emperor to his face, I'd drop the pseudonym "One Slippery Squid" - if you really want to use a Djawish name, I'd recommend "Two Gigantic Balls."  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Johnathan</blockquote>

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