If Richter was pleased to see us all return in one piece, he didn't show it. He was, however, pleased that we'd accomplished what he'd hired us for. Our reward was en route, he said, so he invited us all to sit down and play cards.

Crons proved yet again that it's better to be lucky than smart by winning the game. But then he also proved just how ( Read more... )

We decided to double back to check a door that we'd missed. The passage beyond was interrupted by a great rift in the earth. An earthquake had, at some point, rent the stone here and shifted the passage some ten feet to the side. The room at the end of the passage contained a pedestal shaped like a dragon holding an empty tray. Nothing of interest ( Read more... )

Once our party got back to the first circular chamber, I noticed a hidden door that we hadn't seen before. I went to investigate. Behind the door were three skeletons. Probably against my own better judgment, I tried to search the corpses. It wasn't overly surprising when the skeletons began to rise as undead monsters. Well, this wouldn't do. The ( Read more... )

We pressed on. I now had double my original amount of daggers, making me twice as useful in ranged combat. That wasn't my primary function, however. I had originally been hired to find and disable traps. Nobody but Jonah seemed to realize it, though, so I waited to see how long I could get away with allowing the others to trigger traps ( Read more... )

I have changed my mind about the monk ( Read more... )

The old man didn't have me waiting long. After only a few moments, he glanced past me towards the tavern's door and said, "Here they come now ( Read more... )

Hello Live Journal! It's been years, eh? Updates on my life include buying a new car, scoring a sweet job, and getting married. Now that the boring part's out of the way, I'll get to the reason I'm dusting off my LJ account. A good friend suggested to me that I document my current D&D campaign in a blog, and what's more, to do so in character. I ( Read more... )