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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8192889" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Dude, I was typing fast. I wasn't going to accuse you of an absolute. I was just not going to go back a dozen pages to read your exact words.Group of bandits under the direction of an evil wizard who is under the control of a drow squad of spies who are fighting off a large group of undead and other monsters in a mine killed and captured townfolk and burn down some buildings in a town that was just reestablished after being completely wiped out by orcs and abandoned for 500 years. Those same orcs (the tribe, not specifically the same orcs) are reported to be back at Wyvern's Tor or Wyvern's point, scouting out the town to attack it again. There is a powerful banshee nearby. Oh, and there is a second destroyed an abandoned town with a dragon, blights and either explicit Ash Zombies or just remains of ash zombies. Does two destroyed towns with mutliple deadly threats not sound like &quot;fraught with danger&quot;?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 8192889, member: 6801228"] Dude, I was typing fast. I wasn't going to accuse you of an absolute. I was just not going to go back a dozen pages to read your exact words. Group of bandits under the direction of an evil wizard who is under the control of a drow squad of spies who are fighting off a large group of undead and other monsters in a mine killed and captured townfolk and burn down some buildings in a town that was just reestablished after being completely wiped out by orcs and abandoned for 500 years. Those same orcs (the tribe, not specifically the same orcs) are reported to be back at Wyvern's Tor or Wyvern's point, scouting out the town to attack it again. There is a powerful banshee nearby. Oh, and there is a second destroyed an abandoned town with a dragon, blights and either explicit Ash Zombies or just remains of ash zombies. Does two destroyed towns with mutliple deadly threats not sound like "fraught with danger"? [/QUOTE]

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