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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warrior Poet" data-source="post: 466482" data-attributes="member: 1057">See, this is just one of the things that makes this story hour the best one on these boards.  Yes, of course, Eadric is concerned over Zhuel, his guardian, who has been a source of reliable strength and reassurance, a connection with the authority of Oronthon and a sense of solidity to help bolster Eadric's own sense of right progress.But I think what really tears him up, turns his world on its head, is the loss of Nehael:  opponent, suspect, mystery, challenge, temptation, counterpoint, convert, revelation, seer, renegade, anomaly, counselor, confidante, ally ...... the man's in love.Sepulchrave, I can offer little variation in praise from what has already been said countless times over, except to say this story hour is the best I have read on these boards and the expressions of astonishment from the other readers encapsulate my own awe as well.  Cheers to the players and you!  What a rich game!Your note about keeping track of everything with arrow diagrams is inspiring ... and a little intimidating (and so is the story).  I can only imagine the labyrinthine charts you have drawn in order to follow every intrigue.  I can barely keep track of the loose notes I made last session.Jovol rocks!  I know next to nothing about him, and already I find the ogre mage to be one of the most intriguing characters yet -- in a field of nothing-but-intriguing characters.  His connection to dreams and their power is so cool!  Ah, what the hell -- I'm stunned by everyone in this story, and I care about what happens to the protagonists -- sign of a powerful tale!  I don't have many opportunities to post, but thanks again for this story.I can't wait to read what happens next!Warrior Poet</blockquote>

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