"What'd you do this weekend?" Our game for EGG
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Darkwolf71
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This weekend we happened to be finishing up the G series.
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Festivus
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I dropped a metallic wagon in the middle of the swamp with the skeletal remains of some humanoid explorer on it. The cart had some interesting items on board that the party spent time figuring out (used Gary's charts for working it out, modified for d20 use). There were some vegepygmies and the vege-dog things too, nothing too tough to handle but it was fun to throw those in.
They want to go back for the metallic wagon at some point, but I will likely have it sink so they don't have it, or it will be too heavy to pull, and would use too many discs for them to find it useful. I gave them a limited number of power discs so these items won't be around for long.
We also hoisted Gin drinks when they came upon the metal wagon and said a word of appreciation for this great game Gary invented.
They want to go back for the metallic wagon at some point, but I will likely have it sink so they don't have it, or it will be too heavy to pull, and would use too many discs for them to find it useful. I gave them a limited number of power discs so these items won't be around for long.
We also hoisted Gin drinks when they came upon the metal wagon and said a word of appreciation for this great game Gary invented.
The_Warlock
Explorer
We gathered our old 1st Edition group (on hiatus), broke out BASIC D&D, and rolled up a group to take on the Caves of Chaos.
Adventuring forth bravely were:
Fred the Unassuming (Thief)
JoJo the Last (Dwarf of a long line. Too long in fact. Also the Resilient, and the Trap-finder.)
Frego the Plebian and Tim the Adequate (Magic-users)
Valar the Communicable (Priest of Jeff, God of Biscuits)
and Tor The (Yes, his title was "The" because that was about the only other word he could spell with that Int. Also a Priest of Jeff, God of Biscuits)
After a fabulous foray against Kobolds (wherein Tor took a max damage arrow through the eyeslit of his plate mail), the party freed Beltherion Westerios (Who introduced himself thusly, "I am an elf. I'm a fruity art fop. My feces do not stink. And I'm better than you.) Whereupon they killed the rest of the kobolds and then holed up locked in the chief's quarters.
Then investigated the snuffling sound where the local owlbear was eating the 40 odd piled kobold bodies. Until it smelled fresh elf.
The party stabbed it to death while it was stuck in the doorway, but not before Valar the Communicable (Oy! My kvetching! It does nothing!) died a horribly grisly death. And then had a 1200 lb owlbear fall on his dead plate mail clad body like a 150 lb dog dropped on a defective soda can.
Laden with more wealth then they had likely ever seen (thanks to the 1200 gp necklace on the kobold chief), they left, and without clerics, tithed none of it, and retired.
Then we tossed a die in honor of the man who allowed us to laugh, almost non-stop, for 7 hours while we mangled each other in humanoid infested caves.
Adventuring forth bravely were:
Fred the Unassuming (Thief)
JoJo the Last (Dwarf of a long line. Too long in fact. Also the Resilient, and the Trap-finder.)
Frego the Plebian and Tim the Adequate (Magic-users)
Valar the Communicable (Priest of Jeff, God of Biscuits)
and Tor The (Yes, his title was "The" because that was about the only other word he could spell with that Int. Also a Priest of Jeff, God of Biscuits)
After a fabulous foray against Kobolds (wherein Tor took a max damage arrow through the eyeslit of his plate mail), the party freed Beltherion Westerios (Who introduced himself thusly, "I am an elf. I'm a fruity art fop. My feces do not stink. And I'm better than you.) Whereupon they killed the rest of the kobolds and then holed up locked in the chief's quarters.
Then investigated the snuffling sound where the local owlbear was eating the 40 odd piled kobold bodies. Until it smelled fresh elf.
The party stabbed it to death while it was stuck in the doorway, but not before Valar the Communicable (Oy! My kvetching! It does nothing!) died a horribly grisly death. And then had a 1200 lb owlbear fall on his dead plate mail clad body like a 150 lb dog dropped on a defective soda can.
Laden with more wealth then they had likely ever seen (thanks to the 1200 gp necklace on the kobold chief), they left, and without clerics, tithed none of it, and retired.
Then we tossed a die in honor of the man who allowed us to laugh, almost non-stop, for 7 hours while we mangled each other in humanoid infested caves.
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