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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gideonpepys" data-source="post: 7108496" data-attributes="member: 79141">At the end of session 11, the party was battered.  When they read Lya's final line in the session report (summoning the extraction team), they feared the worst.  After this session Korrigan's player emailed the group and said:"I have to admit I came to the session today expecting to die or at the very least see the Ob laughing in our faces as they left us to be slaughtered by gnolls. Our team was very battered from the last fight while Lya and her posse were practically unharmed. So the actual outcome far exceeded my best hopes, and that's not even mentioning the amazing plot twist involving dwarven treachery. All in all this might well be the most satisfying finale in this campaign yet!"Oh yes, the dwarven treachery!  That's still to come.  But my point in adding this here is to demonstrate that Zeitgeist delivered yet again.  Gripping end to a fantastic adventure. I am sad to see Rush and Merton go, but that's what good villains are for.  Have to admit I'm almost reticent to bring Lya back now.  Her return might seem like an anti-climax after this.I'm also really chuffed at how all the gadgets got used. Apart from the assembly line - even though I moved it closer to the action, no one was dumb enough to go near it.  On reflection, I should have had Merton or Terakalir push someone into it at some point.  Even the steamsuit was brought back into play, having been rendered defunct by Tinker's death last week - before it was even scratched - only to have the last 'word' courtesy of Uru.I'm also glad to have given Pemberton another really powerful motive for going after the Ob!</blockquote>

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