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<blockquote data-quote="Milo Windby" data-source="post: 355307" data-attributes="member: 202">Bravo!Beautifully done Wulf!&nbsp; When I read the scrying bit and saw you'd be up against three dragons I was surprised that you were gung ho for running straight in.&nbsp; I've yet to play a high-level game, so I suppose I'm not aware of what a group is actually capable of that high.&nbsp; It&nbsp; looks like had Rourmed and Engram not conveniently 'ported in you would have had the last dragon down in a matter of rounds.&nbsp; One does have to wonder if DD has a pile of leftover NPCs to drop on the party if they're doing too well.&nbsp; All part and parcel of the RBDM package, right?&nbsp; I'm interested to see what you guys do after you finish licking your wounds.On a story hour author note... I know you mention that not all of the jibes in your posts are directly from the session.&nbsp; How often do you find yourself ad libbing to make the post a little juicier?&nbsp; I've been struggling with that in my story hour and I'm not sure if there's some imaginary line that shouldn't be crossed when taking creative license with dialogue.&nbsp; What do you think?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Milo Windby, post: 355307, member: 202"] [b]Bravo![/b] Beautifully done Wulf! When I read the scrying bit and saw you'd be up against three dragons I was surprised that you were gung ho for running straight in. I've yet to play a high-level game, so I suppose I'm not aware of what a group is actually capable of that high. It looks like had Rourmed and Engram not [I]conveniently[/I] 'ported in you would have had the last dragon down in a matter of rounds. One does have to wonder if DD has a pile of leftover NPCs to drop on the party if they're doing too well. All part and parcel of the RBDM package, right? I'm interested to see what you guys do after you finish licking your wounds. On a story hour author note... I know you mention that not all of the jibes in your posts are directly from the session. How often do you find yourself ad libbing to make the post a little juicier? I've been struggling with that in my story hour and I'm not sure if there's some imaginary line that shouldn't be crossed when taking creative license with dialogue. What do you think? [/QUOTE]

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