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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Destan" data-source="post: 1208639" data-attributes="member: 12157">A note, gentle readers:  We've now reached the part in the campaign wherein I can peruse old in-character posts that my players made on our campaign's web site.  What does this mean?  It means I can know, with certainty, what was said and what was not.  A couple more updates and we'll reach another point that I've been yearning for - one of my players begins to keep a (very detailed) campaign journal.  You must remember, we still weren't sure if this was but a weekend or two of nostalgic gaming or if it was the start of a campaign.  By this point, we began to realize it was the latter.Hence, no more writing from memory alone!  The events recounted above happened nearly two years' ago.  We have a lot of ground to cover, friends.  A lot.This most recent post may push the envelope of good taste, or bad taste, a little bit.  I'm very, very hesitant to do so.  I can't help but feel I lost folks when I ventured a little too far in the blackness of Ostia Prim in those early updates.  Still, this was a crucial event in terms of the characters' personalities and their reactions to one another.  I felt I shouldn't pull too many punches (though I did pull some).Now...this is a community, dammit.  If you're reading this, this is your story as much as it is mine, as much as it is my players'.  I figure I owe it to you owe folks to write in a manner that's entertaining.  If it's too over-the-top, tell me to cool it a little bit.  If you prefer shorter updates, with more frequency, then drop a post or an email saying as much.  This recent update is a little longer than my normal fare.Finally - don't leave me.  But, if you do, please let me know why.I should be in bed.  Ugh.G'night!D</blockquote>

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