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<blockquote data-quote="Wulf Ratbane" data-source="post: 154379" data-attributes="member: 94">Re: WULF!!!Sir... I do not squeak. I readily admit that under certain conditions, I may squeal with girlish glee.For those of you who are intimidated by its length and density I would recommend downloading the .doc version from my website and printing out portions to read at your leisure.&nbsp; &nbsp; Do you have such a version of yours, Wulf?I don't have one handy, no. The last one I updated was complete through to the end of Nightfang Spire, which I delivered to (cntxt) at his request. (He assures me he has since appropriated it to pass off as his own work.) But my story is collected from beginning to end (unbroken by comments) at the very front of my story hour post.&nbsp; Also, you seem to have&nbsp; couple of different ones, or am I misinformed?Wulf's Story Hour is the chronicle of Wulf's adventures through the adventure path series, a campaign I play in. That is my &quot;main&quot; story hour.Once a week, however, I run a game (in part to give my DM a chance to play) and I post player logs and DM tips from that game. It is posted under Wulf's Lazy Days Campaign. Unfortunately I don't have time to give this one the same fiction treatment that I give to my main story hour-- however my players do pretty nice logs and I like to think there are some useful DM tips there from time to time.Oh, and who is the player who swears by “Out of the Frying Pan”?Halma. So that is a pretty high recommendation.But, Wulf – if you want I have a .do version of Sagiro’s I made myself that I could mail you – or upload to my server so you can DL it and read it at your leisure – that is what I did. I think if you posted a link in the forum under a new header, many folks would appreciate that!Can you handle the bandwidth?Wulf</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wulf Ratbane, post: 154379, member: 94"] [b]Re: WULF!!![/b] Sir... I do not squeak. I readily admit that under certain conditions, I may squeal with girlish glee. [b]For those of you who are intimidated by its length and density I would recommend downloading the .doc version from my website and printing out portions to read at your leisure. Do you have such a version of yours, Wulf?[/b] I don't have one [i]handy[/i], no. The last one I updated was complete through to the end of Nightfang Spire, which I delivered to (cntxt) at his request. (He assures me he has since appropriated it to pass off as his own work.) But my story is collected from beginning to end (unbroken by comments) at the very front of my story hour post. [b] Also, you seem to have couple of different ones, or am I misinformed?[/b] [i]Wulf's Story Hour[/i] is the chronicle of Wulf's adventures through the adventure path series, a campaign I play in. That is my "main" story hour. Once a week, however, I run a game (in part to give my DM a chance to play) and I post player logs and DM tips from that game. It is posted under [i]Wulf's Lazy Days Campaign[/i]. Unfortunately I don't have time to give this one the same fiction treatment that I give to my main story hour-- however my players do pretty nice logs and I like to think there are some useful DM tips there from time to time. [b]Oh, and who is the player who swears by “Out of the Frying Pan”?[/b] Halma. So that is a pretty high recommendation. [b]But, Wulf – if you want I have a .do version of Sagiro’s I made myself that I could mail you – or upload to my server so you can DL it and read it at your leisure – that is what I did. [/B] I think if you posted a link in the forum under a new header, many folks would appreciate that! Can you handle the bandwidth? Wulf [/QUOTE]

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