OOC: EwtF

[alhoon]

Happy Hallowing or however it is spelled!

[Rotipher of the FoS]

Still awfully quiet around here. Tarlyn's game is making us look even more like a bunch of slowpokes than usual, gang....


Think it'd help if we all agreed to post on a particular day each week? It might help keep things moving, if we scheduled something regular instead of letting the game progress in fits and starts.

Just a thought.

[steveflam]

Roti, my game is new it is kind of normal! On another note I do hope you guys get to Port D'Elhour soon to meet my new p.c!!!

[Nathan of the FoS]

It's mostly my fault, I'm afraid. Sorry, guys. Work is busy and we're trying to get a couple of projects wrapped up here on the site. I'll try to advance the plot more in the next couple of days.

[VAN]

Think it'd help if we all agreed to post on a particular day each week? It might help keep things moving, if we scheduled something regular instead of letting the game progress in fits and starts.

Just a thought.

That might not be easy since we are many players and all of us have our schedules. We can try to post at least 2/week so the game can go on.

I hope we get back to Port D' Elhour soon, I'm eager to meet Tarlyn's new PC...

[Rotipher of the FoS]

Yes, well, I wasn't exactly nagging -- I know why Nathan's been so swamped, and I don't blame him for the time-lags -- but it might help us keep at it, if we know a specific day each week when we should set aside a little time to play. Certainly, having a deadline and/or a regular weekly play-session helps people keep up with IRL work, or with tabletop RPGs.

[Pamela]

I see the sense in that, but from past experience, you can count on things to be really slow and haphazard until the New Year now thanks to December vacations, parties, exams, etc. I'd say set up the rule for next year, and TRY to get it to work for the rest of this month, but not to push it too much till 2008. I've been slow for the past few weeks 'cause I've started a new job and coping with the related jitters. It's going well though.

I am going to TRY to get something up this weekend.

[VAN]

Any day for me is ok.

[Rotipher of the FoS]

Hey, VAN, any chance Dadrag could lend Roland that antitoxin? Crow'd be more amenable to healing someone who's equally willing to share with his traveling companions, after all.

[VAN]

Of course, I have forgotten that Dadrag had one. I'll post it immediately.

[Rotipher of the FoS]

Roland (the guide from town) hadn't actually had any antitoxin yet, VAN. It's Gerard (the boatman) whom Crow gave his dose to, and Hiro drank his own.

[VAN]

Oops! Ok I'll edit my post.

[steveflam]

Just for the sake of being helpful, I am presuming that Tarlyn did take some antitoxin when Crow was giving it out before the expedition into the Swamp. We can say he gave his to Dadrag before he stayed back with the old coot. IS that fair enough, Nathan?

[Rotipher of the FoS]

Not necessary, Steve: Crow'd kept back a fourth vial of the antitoxin for himself, before he handed out the other three. So, Dadrag received one of his own, fair and square, giving us one dose for Gerard (Crow's), one for Hiro (Hiro's), and one for Roland (Dadrag's).

Courteous offer, though.



BTW, did Dadrag's wound go away when he lost his 2d10 temporary hp from Inspire Greatness? If so, VAN's PC might discover his injury was more superficial than it looked, once the mud is wiped away.

[steveflam]

Not necessary, Steve: Crow'd kept back a fourth vial of the antitoxin for himself, before he handed out the other three. So, Dadrag received one of his own, fair and square, giving us one dose for Gerard (Crow's), one for Hiro (Hiro's), and one for Roland (Dadrag's).

Courteous offer, though.



BTW, did Dadrag's wound go away when he lost his 2d10 temporary hp from Inspire Greatness? If so, VAN's PC might discover his injury was more superficial than it looked, once the mud is wiped away.

Ok thanks Sharon! If Strahd poisons any of my pcs then Tarlyn will have the antitoxin ready