RangerWickett
Legend
Homework be damned! To catch up for lost time, I just put up Chapters Fifteen and Sixteen. Someone'd better read 'em. 
Savannah Knights Redux
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RangerWickett
Legend
Hey, somebody read them.
RangerWickett
Legend
I have finished reposting the storyhour. If you have any comments, and I really want you to, please post them on the actual storyhour thread. The denoument, Renewed Spirits, is available to read now. It's 30 pages long, in full prose, not synopsis, but I think it's worth the read.
http://www.enworld.org/messageboards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87
http://www.enworld.org/messageboards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87
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RangerWickett
Legend
Don't worry, this is the last bump for today, because this is the last day I'm updating.
And your stupid "The Boards are Too Busy, Try Again Later" ate a very heart-felt, sentimental post that took me 15 minutes to write, in which I thanked everyone who read the storyhour, and shared a lot of information people had asked for. Garh. That is not a good feature! I type for 15 minutes, sigh sentimentally, click Submit Reply, and then "The Boards are Too Busy, Try Again Later."
I wait, I think . . . 'okay, it won't destroy that post, because if it did, that'd make me very unhappy, and I've had enough unhappiness this past week already.' But, guess what?
Damn!
Anyway, it would cheer me up greatly if some of the people who liked the storyhour the first time through would give it a skim again, and just say that they read it. Thanks.
And your stupid "The Boards are Too Busy, Try Again Later" ate a very heart-felt, sentimental post that took me 15 minutes to write, in which I thanked everyone who read the storyhour, and shared a lot of information people had asked for. Garh. That is not a good feature! I type for 15 minutes, sigh sentimentally, click Submit Reply, and then "The Boards are Too Busy, Try Again Later."
I wait, I think . . . 'okay, it won't destroy that post, because if it did, that'd make me very unhappy, and I've had enough unhappiness this past week already.' But, guess what?
Damn!
Anyway, it would cheer me up greatly if some of the people who liked the storyhour the first time through would give it a skim again, and just say that they read it. Thanks.
Tsyr
Explorer
*pokes RangerWickett with a stick*
Psst. Release a generic campagin setting for the SK storyhour (IE, just the world rules) as a PDF and I'll be the first in line to download it. I'd even buy it as a Natural 20 Press product.
Yes, I know you have a lot of rule information in the story hour... don't think I'm not gratefully, I'm currently attempting to get my players interested... but a single-shot PDF would be cool. If you needed help for some reason, I'd volenteer... that setting seems to cool to not publish.
Psst. Release a generic campagin setting for the SK storyhour (IE, just the world rules) as a PDF and I'll be the first in line to download it. I'd even buy it as a Natural 20 Press product.
Yes, I know you have a lot of rule information in the story hour... don't think I'm not gratefully, I'm currently attempting to get my players interested... but a single-shot PDF would be cool. If you needed help for some reason, I'd volenteer... that setting seems to cool to not publish.
RangerWickett
Legend
I'd have to ask Jessie. She wants to write stories in this setting, and would only publish if she could retain rights to the setting, characters, etc. I've joked about it a couple times, but I'll tell you this much. . . . I've got something planned that does about the same thing, but is a lot more ambitious in scope. Morrus and I have discussed a product proposal that Natural 20 will pursue later this year, and it should cover much similar ground as would a High Fantasy setting product.
Oh, yes, the 'official' name for the setting as a whole is "High Fantasy." Jessie goes on the record as thinking that Savannah Knights is kinda a goofy name (she also doesn't think 'Tagin' sounds any good either), but she is willing to let the name remain even if she writes this out later.
I'll ask Jessie if she might consider it, but don't hold your breath. I might, however, be able to convince her to post some of her game sessions with her group she's actually running in Savannah. That game takes place in 1996, and most of it consists of a road trip spanning the US. It is called, appropriately, "Route 66."
You said you wanted to get your players interested. What type of game were you thinking of running? Y'know, setting, general plot? I'm eager to hear how other people might use a similar world.
Oh, yes, the 'official' name for the setting as a whole is "High Fantasy." Jessie goes on the record as thinking that Savannah Knights is kinda a goofy name (she also doesn't think 'Tagin' sounds any good either), but she is willing to let the name remain even if she writes this out later.
I'll ask Jessie if she might consider it, but don't hold your breath. I might, however, be able to convince her to post some of her game sessions with her group she's actually running in Savannah. That game takes place in 1996, and most of it consists of a road trip spanning the US. It is called, appropriately, "Route 66."
You said you wanted to get your players interested. What type of game were you thinking of running? Y'know, setting, general plot? I'm eager to hear how other people might use a similar world.
RangerWickett
Legend
Well, I lied. There is one last update. I thought it'd be nice and sentimental to post the PCs' stats at 5th level, when they finished the game. Also, I hadn't posted Tagin's stats until now (a little inside joke, to see if you'd notice him missing), so you can finally see him.
Thank you for reading. Just in the future, keep an eye out for the magic in the world.
Thank you for reading. Just in the future, keep an eye out for the magic in the world.
