The Devil's Dreams, poll # 1

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Are you interested in playing in a sequel?

Poll ended at Wed Jun 15, 2011 8:17 am

Yes, I'd love to play.
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Maybe...
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No, I'm not interested.
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Total votes: 6

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The Devil's Dreams, poll # 1

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I'm going on an overseas vacation in July, and I'll be rather busy working on a thesis paper much of the rest of the summer break.

Whoosh!

Chapter Five will be the final chapter of the Devil's Dreams. It may not be the end of the party's adventures in Ravenloft, if the heroes prevail.
I may start a new arc next fall, if I have time and the interest level is high enough.

I am running a few polls. If you have time, please respond. This poll is open to both active players and those on the soon-to-be-cleared waiting list.
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I'd love to be in a sequel, but the poll form keeps registering as invalid.

Just count me in, please. ^^ Send me a pm when you're ready for the sequel.
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Rock wrote:I'd love to be in a sequel, but the poll form keeps registering as invalid.

Just count me in, please. ^^ Send me a pm when you're ready for the sequel.
I voted for you.
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Same here, both for interest and success voting in the poll.
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I'm voting yes. As this is my first attempt, I still don't know if I'll have troubles with the poll.
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Same here, count me in when you are about to start Ewan :)
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I voted for the frogmen.............. :P
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It won't let me vote twice.. I will participate in the next game. Though if you plan on running a wilderness style adventure.. I may have bring back Galandel..

We can even call it the "Great Human Hunt.." :evil:
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RocEter wrote:It won't let me vote twice.. I will participate in the next game. Though if you plan on running a wilderness style adventure.. I may have bring back Galandel..

We can even call it the "Great Human Hunt.." :evil:

Hhehehehehe.....


Yeah, sure. If it takes place outsude Ricehmulot and is wilderness heavy, the elf ranger may make a comeback.
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Excellent..

If not expect see a grumbling Thom as the party whisks him away on yet another crazy adventure they intend on having.. all for the sake of Dorgio's books.

"Dorgio keeping Thom in business cause he doesn't want to end up on the streets." :azalin:
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RocEter wrote:Excellent..

If not expect see a grumbling Thom as the party whisks him away on yet another crazy adventure they intend on having.. all for the sake of Dorgio's books.

"Dorgio keeping Thom in business cause he doesn't want to end up on the streets." :azalin:
Although it seems he does have the skills to survive on the streets if needed ;-)
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Yes skills of a bookseller... :twisted:
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RocEter wrote:Excellent..

If not expect see a grumbling Thom as the party whisks him away on yet another crazy adventure they intend on having.. all for the sake of Dorgio's books.

"Dorgio keeping Thom in business cause he doesn't want to end up on the streets." :azalin:

It is a good tie to the group, isn't it? :D
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