Café de Nuit

Alain's expression loses all hope for their guide. He looks to the stranger. "If we only knew..."he says. "This here is our guide. Without him, we are for the most part without any understanding of what may lie ahead of us." He then looks to the party. "Maybe if we find a pl...

Seemingly lost in thought for some time Alain snaps out of it and finally notces what is going on around him. There is someone new in their midst, lodissio in on the ground and it seems as though no one can save him. What else can go wrong? He thinks to himself. He looks to the newcomer with a weary...

Nicolas stares in wonder as his sword reforges itself. Not even looking up, he stammers out, "Th-thank you! But tell me, how did you do it?" After a moment's pause, he slides the rapier into his scabbard with a contented sigh. Alain looks at the sword with a horrific suprise, then back up...

He stoops to recover the broken rapier. If the Rapier is only broken in two peices, Alain offers to fix it via the Mending spell. Alain will sing: This blade, was one, and now it's two, We mend the break and now its new Of course, if it is broken in more than one place completley disregard that.

Alain looks to Lodissio and then back to Nicolas. "Well Monsiuer, Unfortunatly I do not speak for the rest of the party. You see, Lodissio here is a man who holds little faith in people who appear out of thin air. Believe though Monsiuer, if you are to put away your weapon, as a sign of good fa...

Alain looks to Nicolas with an expression of anger which turns to concern. "Well, Monsiur Remas, You have caught us at a most troublesome time." He lets go of the handle of his longsword and lets it drop back into his scabbard. "We are currently in the midst of a crisis of no small pr...

Just ignore him, jk, lol

Alain caught with such shock and suprise, stumbles back, only to find he is held fast by the rope. He immediatly puts his shaky hand to his sword handle and begins to question the stranger. "Who are You? and what have you done with path?" he asks forcefully of the stranger. He then draws h...

Desdichado wrote: I'll promote the game with that phrase from now on...

Well, it is definatly a good choice. One very applicable to what just happened. Again, Des, You're doing a great job. I can't wait for part III.

That would be such a cool game to play, i would so play a rip of of bruce campbell. You know you could probebly do a good d20 modern adaptation of it.

I made a list of all the stuff i want, but as history dictates, I will get a bunch of stuff people think I want more than what I wrote down.
But if that happens again, I get to go buy everything myself because I am being a ginormous cheapskate this year

Nazis? Nazis are easy. How about.... Disciples of Hazlik, trying to contact a "power beyond the Mists"? Or, a small cadre of war wizards under the command of Vlad Drakov? Or, a group of Kargat, trying to open a portal to a lower realm? Or, a mad wizard, trying to merge the domain he lives...

that is some good stuff...
You know, I would just love to play this cd in the background of my families christmas party, and given the quality of the songs, see how long it takes before one of my relatives notices the lyrics. I love to mess with them so...

Reginald de Curry wrote:Creepy enough. And I agree with alhoon, children should be eaten raw or not at all.

I disagree, I like my baby tex-mex! A little bit of cajun can be good as well, some etou-baby

I'm totally down with Alain and I can really piture him just from the tidbits you've put down so far - perceptive, intelligent, not altogether caring about fashion but forced to pretend a little... And Ilike the thought of a writer wearing armour for some reason. Maybe I'm just projecting my own de...