Our “Purple in Waterdeep” DnD game started off with a bang last Friday. We found that the spy master had been killed in his room. Door locked and found with a bloody dwarven blade at his side. It was clear that the dwarf George Strongarm was the one we should assume committed the crime, but some clever investigation proved otherwise.

Seeking out ( Read more... )

The Dungeon’s and Dragons story continued with the troubleshooting team following up on a lead from our guild master Jilnik. Our enemy Lord Aberidge was using the services of the Bricklayers to move goods for him on the docks, and we went down to break things up.

The encounter format was skill challenge, combat, combat. This particular format ( Read more... )

Yay, the D&D game has really been rocking for me. I’ve definitely found that I love games that have social ladders we can climb. When I play in those games I like playing the kind of people that can slip between the cracks, go unnoticed for a while and have unexpected influence. Is this a trend?

The original. Sadric. Founder of www.sadric.com. ( Read more... )

We picked back up the D&D game with our characters apparently forgetting that we wanted to find the lady who might have had a lead for us and instead following a priestess of Chantau (sp?). Our characters were asked to go look into some missing peasants outside the city. One of our guild leaders was an acolyte of Cantau and so there was some minor ( Read more... )

This is a little late in the coming, I should have done it this weekend but was busy, forgot, etc. It only really matters because it means my memory is going to be a bit foggier than it normally would be.

I got back into the Friday night D&D game. I left originally because Keep on the Shadowfell was pretty sad in the story department and I was ( Read more... )