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Sagiro's Story Hour: The FINAL Adventures of Abernathy's Company (FINISHED 7/3/14)
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<blockquote data-quote="radich" data-source="post: 6326741" data-attributes="member: 6675724"><p>Long time lurker, first time poster...</p><p></p><p>Dear Sagiro</p><p></p><p>I came upon your story some years ago, while rummaging through ENworld. Quickly and surely I determined that here was a story worth reading and over the years I have never come to regret it. It has been about 25 years since I picked up my first fantasy novel - and in turn got hooked on the whole reading thing. Having a that time been a boy of 10, and hated everything related to reading. Fantasy has never abandoned me since, and I still take great pleasure in stories about dragons and wizards and what-not. </p><p></p><p>But I must take my hat off to you sir - for you have enlightened me and taken the concept of fantasy to a whole new level. The immersion that you provide to us as readers in breathtaking, the visualization that your descriptions spring to mind are amazing. Add to this the depth of character development, and the ability to include and encourage your players in astounding. As pure icing on the cake, I am taken back by the plot-turns and villains you create and the level of complexity that you end up achieving (despite your responses over the years, that you only develop them as needed). </p><p></p><p>I stand in awe of you and salute you for your work. You have inspired me as a GM to do more for my players. You have kept me on the edge of my seat, hoping for another update - and eventhough I am already underway with my third re-read of the material available so far, it hasn't gotten the least bit tiresome yet. </p><p></p><p>It's one thing to be a good GM and have a lot of fancy work laid out for the taking - it's another to be blessed with players such as yours. For all the hard work, that you have put into orchestrating this campaign - you players have been there to back you the entire time. And were it not for their deeply commited involvement and drive, everything might have turned out differently. So my hat as well, goes off to every single player with the greatest of respect. You make me strive to be better as a player, with the examples that you set!</p><p></p><p>With my final dying words, I just want to surmise everything that I have written above into a small easy to understand metaphor. I am not a religious man - I do not believe in a higher power in any way. But if given the oppotunity to sit at your table, and play with this group of people - I would be willing to leave my wife, my kids and travel the 3600 miles needed to be there. </p><p></p><p>That is my level of respect and admiration for what you have given onto us, your humble and thankfull readers.</p><p></p><p>Sincerly Mads Radich</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="radich, post: 6326741, member: 6675724"] Long time lurker, first time poster... Dear Sagiro I came upon your story some years ago, while rummaging through ENworld. Quickly and surely I determined that here was a story worth reading and over the years I have never come to regret it. It has been about 25 years since I picked up my first fantasy novel - and in turn got hooked on the whole reading thing. Having a that time been a boy of 10, and hated everything related to reading. Fantasy has never abandoned me since, and I still take great pleasure in stories about dragons and wizards and what-not. But I must take my hat off to you sir - for you have enlightened me and taken the concept of fantasy to a whole new level. The immersion that you provide to us as readers in breathtaking, the visualization that your descriptions spring to mind are amazing. Add to this the depth of character development, and the ability to include and encourage your players in astounding. As pure icing on the cake, I am taken back by the plot-turns and villains you create and the level of complexity that you end up achieving (despite your responses over the years, that you only develop them as needed). I stand in awe of you and salute you for your work. You have inspired me as a GM to do more for my players. You have kept me on the edge of my seat, hoping for another update - and eventhough I am already underway with my third re-read of the material available so far, it hasn't gotten the least bit tiresome yet. It's one thing to be a good GM and have a lot of fancy work laid out for the taking - it's another to be blessed with players such as yours. For all the hard work, that you have put into orchestrating this campaign - you players have been there to back you the entire time. And were it not for their deeply commited involvement and drive, everything might have turned out differently. So my hat as well, goes off to every single player with the greatest of respect. You make me strive to be better as a player, with the examples that you set! With my final dying words, I just want to surmise everything that I have written above into a small easy to understand metaphor. I am not a religious man - I do not believe in a higher power in any way. But if given the oppotunity to sit at your table, and play with this group of people - I would be willing to leave my wife, my kids and travel the 3600 miles needed to be there. That is my level of respect and admiration for what you have given onto us, your humble and thankfull readers. Sincerly Mads Radich [/QUOTE]
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