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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stumblewyk" data-source="post: 5381271" data-attributes="member: 67606">Wow.  After reading through this thread so far, I've determined I run a far less fantastical game than most people.  Not a commentary on anyone else's game - just my own.  Self-realization and all.  Anywho...(Also, speaking of conversions of the Forge of Fury...)-- the party is currently seeking a magical tome from the temple of my world's "creator" god, at the behest of a wizard who "uncovered" some knowledge about the book while excavating ruins on a recently explored "new" continent.-- one of the PCs *may* have finally found his family after being orphaned into the priesthood of this creator god.  He'll know for sure once he acquires proof of his being orphaned and discovered in the frozen wastes of the northlands.--the PCs just entered the Forge of Fury's Khundrukar via the Mountain Door on the way to the creator god's temple, nearly lost 2 PCs on the rope bridge (technically should have, except for some fancy rope work on the part of the Invoker and Sorcerer), barely survived their forced entrance, and were nearly killed twice after being temporarily sucked into Souragne in a brief Halloween holiday jaunt to Ravenloft (Night of the Walking Dead).--after being deposited back in "the real world" they woke up to find themselves bound and tied by the henchmen of a minor noble they'd run afoul of a few weeks earlier.  They were trailed for weeks, and after falling asleep and being transported by the Mists, the two henchmen were finally able to catch up to them.</blockquote>

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