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== Player-submitted Commentary == == Player-submitted Commentary ==
 +The bonus XP question this week was:
 +
 +We've been playing in this campaign for a month now, so it's time for some feedback (yes, you have already said that I suck; you get no XP for stating that again).
 +
 +What do you like about the campaign so far? What do you dislike? Are you having fun? Is the game what you expected (why or why not?)? What things would you like to see changed (in-game, out-of-game, website, venue, DMing style, adventure type, etc.) and how so? What do you think of the story points (are you interested in it or does it get in the way?)? Feel free to provide any additional feedback that is not asked for above.
 +
 +[[Rymlli]]:
 +{{box|Like: being big and smashing hundreds of little orcs, +2 magic items at first level, mysterious whisps of shadow coming off of my body, +10ECL template :shock:<br /><br />
 +
 +Dislike: musty meatball pizza + (7 x hawaiian punch), goodmp having more experience than me but missing half the sessions, map grid not being turned on by default, color puzzles on friday nights (I think a saturday night color puzzle would be solved swiftly)<br /><br />
 +
 +Having fun? Yes<br /><br />
 +
 +Game what you expected? No, I thought there were going to be lots of people but we seem to have settled down to a party size of 5 (biscuit, wardtd, ohlrj, scottbp, ferrispc). Map Tool is amazing. I never thought D&D combat could be that fast paced or exciting. I really enjoy the ease of being able to set up my macros before hand and then never touching dice all evening.<br /><br />
 +
 +Any Changes? this is the dm's show. i'm just along for the ride.<br /><br />
 +
 +Story Points? Personally I think the PCs are bearing a very heavy burden. --Hi, you are first level characters but go save this town from the orcish hordes and protect this epic relic from epic baddies and oh yeah the very fate of the d&d pantheon is hanging in the balance, btw you are still a good month or two away from casting cure moderate wounds. I dislike the feeling that we are sort of boxed in by the whole Dormantown thing. What good is having an entire world to explore if we are chained to some piece of shit town that can't even protect itself? The next time we are tpk'ed I suggest making a party of halfling nomads and we'll just walk the earth and shit. just walk the earth.<br /><br />
 +
 +Additional feedback not asked for above<br />
 +A section of the wiki (or separate wiki) that the players could edit would be neato keen.}}

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Session Recap
30 June 2007
Start Date 29 January 1332
End Date 8 February 1332
Adventure Locations The Mysterious Tower, Dormantown Area, Dormantown, Shroudbase
Previous Session 22 June 2007
Next Session 6 July 2007
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Participating Characters

Bisquick, Daeron Elensar, Fagan von Feld, Lars Blaine, Rymlli Flamebullion

Session Summary

Exploring the Mysterious Tower

This session started with the party exploring the level below the ruined keep around The Mysterious Tower. The party spends two days in the lower level with their activities focusing on killing an otyugh, a family of owlbears, and discovering an old temple to a forgotten god of humility. Inside the temple, the party battles animated coffins, skeletons, and a wight.

Daeron fails to sneak up on a sleeping owlbear:

Image:SleepingOwlbear.PNG

The coffins animate and attack the party:

Image:SkeletonsAndAnimatedCoffins.PNG

The party gets scared shitless by a CR3 wight:

Image:TheWraith.PNG

On the second day of exploring the ruins, Rymlli, Daeron, and Lars began to have some wisps of shadow float across their skin. This condition persisted until the party was nearly back to Dormantown.

Back to Dormantown

Additionally, on the way back to Dormantown, the party came across a corpse. On the body, they found a sealed letter addressed to a Madame Losa in Shroudbase.

Fighting through a horrible snowstorm, the party arrived back in Dormantown on 2 February 1332. The party reported into the mayor what they had done while on patrol and that they had observed no orcish activity.

The party tries to find Perc Graysky to tell him about the patrol, but they learn that he has not been seen in Dormantown since after the memorial. A visit to Rosa De'Elemon ends with the party taking possession of the Forshantir (in Rymlli's possession).

To Shroudbase

After some discussion, the player characters decided to make their way towards Elvareen, in search of those that may know more about the Forshantir, the Seven Pendants of Dira, and other items. A sidetrip to Shroudbase was required to deliver the Undelivered Letter.

On the way, the party came across a recently burned-down inn and decided to follow the tracks that led away from the destruction. After a couple days travel, the tracks lead the party to an obvious bandit fort, but decide against attacking (taking note of its location for later).

On 8 February 1332, the player characters arrive in the mining village of Shroudbase, where Lars attempts to set up a meeting with Madame Losa. He is told that she is a very special lady and that meetings with her can take awhile to form.

The current talk of the town is about five children that have gone missing: Kimi Eavewalker, Hollin Hebbradan, Jurin Kreed, Savram Vade, and Mikra Jabbs.

Updated Wiki Entries

Treasure Obtained

  • Rusty Heavy Mace
  • Rusty Banded Mail
  • Heavy Steel Shield +1 (Bizquick)
  • Short Sword +1
  • Parchment
  • 4 "skeleton" keys
  • 10 Scimitars (75gp)
  • 10 Heavy Steel Shields (100gp)
  • 10 Wooden Statues (Bizquick)
  • Golden Breastplate (500gp)
  • Metal Helmet
  • Gloves
  • Bracers
  • Wooden Longsword +2 (Daeron)
  • 7 Molded/Stiffened Leather
  • 2 Rusted Chain Mail
  • 70pp
  • 375gp
  • 100sp
  • 16cp

Player-submitted Commentary

The bonus XP question this week was:

We've been playing in this campaign for a month now, so it's time for some feedback (yes, you have already said that I suck; you get no XP for stating that again).

What do you like about the campaign so far? What do you dislike? Are you having fun? Is the game what you expected (why or why not?)? What things would you like to see changed (in-game, out-of-game, website, venue, DMing style, adventure type, etc.) and how so? What do you think of the story points (are you interested in it or does it get in the way?)? Feel free to provide any additional feedback that is not asked for above.

Rymlli:

Like: being big and smashing hundreds of little orcs, +2 magic items at first level, mysterious whisps of shadow coming off of my body, +10ECL template :shock:

Dislike: musty meatball pizza + (7 x hawaiian punch), goodmp having more experience than me but missing half the sessions, map grid not being turned on by default, color puzzles on friday nights (I think a saturday night color puzzle would be solved swiftly)

Having fun? Yes

Game what you expected? No, I thought there were going to be lots of people but we seem to have settled down to a party size of 5 (biscuit, wardtd, ohlrj, scottbp, ferrispc). Map Tool is amazing. I never thought D&D combat could be that fast paced or exciting. I really enjoy the ease of being able to set up my macros before hand and then never touching dice all evening.

Any Changes? this is the dm's show. i'm just along for the ride.

Story Points? Personally I think the PCs are bearing a very heavy burden. --Hi, you are first level characters but go save this town from the orcish hordes and protect this epic relic from epic baddies and oh yeah the very fate of the d&d pantheon is hanging in the balance, btw you are still a good month or two away from casting cure moderate wounds. I dislike the feeling that we are sort of boxed in by the whole Dormantown thing. What good is having an entire world to explore if we are chained to some piece of shit town that can't even protect itself? The next time we are tpk'ed I suggest making a party of halfling nomads and we'll just walk the earth and shit. just walk the earth.

Additional feedback not asked for above
A section of the wiki (or separate wiki) that the players could edit would be neato keen.

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