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<blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 423597" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: Welcome Back!We had a fantastic time. PC and KidC looked after us in Boston (and I got to play in Sagiro's AND PC's campaigns - how cool is that!). We then popped down to Rhode Island to visit an uncle of mine, then up to Vermont to look at trees and other local attractions. Restful and relaxing. Especially driving on the roads up there! We'd play &quot;spot the car&quot; on some stretches, and even the roads marked as &quot;seriously winding&quot; were lovely smooth curves compared to the cart-tracks-with-tarmac that we have in my neck of the woods!.On interesting thing that I noticed in both of their DM'ing styles - they were much more likely to say &quot;Yes&quot; than &quot;No&quot; when asked a question, or when one of the players tried something a little off-the-wall, and I'm sure that added to the overall atmosphere immensely.&nbsp;- Oh yes, and I met Ben (Wulf Ratbane) Durbin, who is a really nice guy too.For my first visit to the States, it was a great introduction.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plane Sailing, post: 423597, member: 114"] [b]Re: Welcome Back![/b] We had a fantastic time. PC and KidC looked after us in Boston (and I got to play in Sagiro's AND PC's campaigns - how cool is that!). We then popped down to Rhode Island to visit an uncle of mine, then up to Vermont to look at trees and other local attractions. Restful and relaxing. Especially driving on the roads up there! We'd play "spot the car" on some stretches, and even the roads marked as "seriously winding" were lovely smooth curves compared to the cart-tracks-with-tarmac that we have in my neck of the woods!. On interesting thing that I noticed in both of their DM'ing styles - they were much more likely to say "Yes" than "No" when asked a question, or when one of the players tried something a little off-the-wall, and I'm sure that added to the overall atmosphere immensely. - Oh yes, and I met Ben (Wulf Ratbane) Durbin, who is a really nice guy too. For my first visit to the States, it was a great introduction. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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