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<blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 1475675" data-attributes="member: 96">In the early days of the Freeport game, most of the aciton was &quot;Elementary, my Dear Watson&quot; - not surprising for a game where the PCs are members of the city watch.&nbsp; The main plotline became Ounce of Prevention with a side foray into Quest for the Sparkly Hoositz.There was a long period of time that started with Stalag 23 (on a slave ship), then became &quot;Don't Eat the Purple Ones&quot; (after the shipwreck), with forays into Recent Ruins and Running the Gauntlet. (I suppose one might also consider the entire plot an example of &quot;Not in Kansas&quot;.)Right now the prevailing theme is 'Ounce of Prevention', with a strong side order of 'Good Housekeeping', what with one PC in charge of a fief and the other a criminal organization.I've done very little Clearing the Hex, Delver's Delight, or Uncharted Waters - which is funny because they are the 'staples' of D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drnuncheon, post: 1475675, member: 96"] In the early days of the Freeport game, most of the aciton was "Elementary, my Dear Watson" - not surprising for a game where the PCs are members of the city watch. The main plotline became Ounce of Prevention with a side foray into Quest for the Sparkly Hoositz. There was a long period of time that started with Stalag 23 (on a slave ship), then became "Don't Eat the Purple Ones" (after the shipwreck), with forays into Recent Ruins and Running the Gauntlet. (I suppose one might also consider the entire plot an example of "Not in Kansas".) Right now the prevailing theme is 'Ounce of Prevention', with a strong side order of 'Good Housekeeping', what with one PC in charge of a fief and the other a criminal organization. I've done very little Clearing the Hex, Delver's Delight, or Uncharted Waters - which is funny because they are the 'staples' of D&D. [/QUOTE]

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