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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(contact)" data-source="post: 447290" data-attributes="member: 41">Hey Sheelba, thanks for the kind words!"The adventures on the elemental plane put me in mind of Cudgel."What is Cudgel?"All in all, a very amusing read. Having just finished it after three days hard reading, I’m a little worried that things are about to end. "You're worried that the campaign is about to end?  No way-- we've been playing the characters through four editions of the game!  They've got a lot of adventuring to do."Do they intend to avenge Rex?"No.  Originally we did, but right after we lost Rex we went through the portal to Faerun, and then we got caught up fighting the drow and questing for the Star of Palatin Eremath.Meta-game wise, the other Risen Goddess DM (Kyreel, Thelbar) expanded the Great Delve into a full-fledged campaign, and started running it for another group.  It's a real gem of a campaign, and almost as deadly as his TOEE2 game was."While I’m asking questions, how did the book of feats work? They found it just before the trip onto the elemental plane, I think. Did it have a number of uses per day, or did the rituals take so long no one would use it frequently?"No one knows . . . Thelbar has never used them!  The book allowed its possessor to use Ritual Magic from the Scarred Lands setting (which is normally not avaliable in our campaigns), and substitute longer casting times for higher spell slots when casting meta-magic feats!  You'd think (as I did) that such a treasure would be tops on Thelbar's list, but he's never once used the book!"I’ll save my other questions until another time. But I’ll be keeping my eye out for Taran’s S. Dragon Soul Mate. We’ve probably already met her. Any of those elven women could be her."Interesting you should say this-- a character shows up soon that could very well be her . . ."Thanks for your time and hard work."It's a labor of love, for sure.  I'm glad that others enjoy reading these logs, and that we have a forum to share these stories.Plus, with a story hour I don't have to stand around at conventions and say "do you want to hear about my 14th level fighter/ranger/sorcerer/spellsword?" anymore.  I can just hand them a 125-page spiral-bound document, and save myself the time.</blockquote>

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