The Blackwood Company

4th Ed intro: Races

2009-03-25T16:55:00.001-04:00

With the into of the PH2 there are now 13 playable classes. Each class gets +2 to 2 abilities and most have racial powers that you can use in battle.
Dragonborn: Born to fight, dragonborn are a race of wandering mercenaries, soldiers, and adventurers. Long ago, their empire contended for worldwide dominion, but now only a few rootless clans of these honorable warriors remain to pass on their legends of ancient glory.
Dragonborn gain a bonus to attack when they're hurt, are able to heal themselves better than other races, and are able to breath fire, acid, lightning, or expel a poisonous cloud.
Dwarves: Carved from the bedrock of the universe, dwarves endured an age of servitude to giants before winning their freedom. Their mighty mountain fortress-cities testify to the power of their ancient empires. Even those who live in human cities are counted among the staunchest defenders against the darkness that threatens to engulf the world. Dwarves are more resistant to poison, not slowed by heavier armor, and are harder to push around.
Eldarin: Creatures of magic with strong ties to nature, eladrin live in cities in the twilight realm of the Feywild. Their cities lie close enough to the world that they sometimes cross over, appearing briefly in mountain valleys or deep forest glades before fading back into the Feywild.
Eldarin gain training in an additional skill, gain a bonus to will defense, and can teleport in the middle of combat.
Elf: Wild and free, elves guard their forested lands using stealth and deadly arrows from the trees. They build their homes in close harmony with the forest, so per- fectly joined that travelers often fail to notice that they have entered an elven community until it is too late.
Elves are able to raise the senses of their allies who are close, more through difficult terrain with ease, and re-roll missed attacks.
Half-Elf: Descended from elves and humans, half-elves are a vital race in which the best features of elves and humans often appear.
Half-elves are born diplomats and able to make allies around them more diplomatic, they are also able to use powers from other classes.
Halfling: Halflings are a small race known for their resource- fulness, quick wits, and steady nerves. They are a nomadic folk who roam waterways and marshlands. No people travel farther or see more of what happens in the world than halflings.
Halflings are harder to frighten, harder to hit when distracted, and if they are hit they can make their enemies re-roll their attack.
Human:Of all the civilized races, humans are the most adapt- able and diverse. Human settlements can be found almost anywhere, and human morals, customs, and interests vary greatly.
Huamns gain a bonus feat and are trained in an additioal skill, they also gain an additional at-will power and gain a bonus to all defenses.
Tiefling: Heirs to an ancient, infernal bloodline, tieflings have no realms of their own but instead live within human kingdoms and cities. They are descended from human nobles who bargained with dark powers, and long ago their empire subjugated half the world. But the empire was cast down into ruin, and tieflings were left to make their own way in a world that often fears and resents them.
Tieflings are able to better hit enemies who are hurt, have resistance to fire, and gain a bonus to attack and damage to enemies who have hit them.
Deva: Deep in the recesses of memory, devas recall what they once were: immortal servitors of the gods of good, spirits who chose to bind themselves to the world in mortal flesh. For millennia, their souls have been reborn to wage an endless war against the forces of darkness. Most devas are fiercely commit- ted to the cause of good, because they fear what they might become if they turn to evil: A deva whose soul becomes corrupted risks being reborn as a rakshasa.
Deva gain a bonus to defenses against creatures who are hurt, resitance to radient and necrotic damage, and able to add 1d6 to any roll they don't like.
Gnome: In the Feywild, the best way for a small creature to survive is to be overlooked. While suffering in servitude to the fomorian tyrants of the Feydark, gnomes learned to hide, to mislead, and to deflect and by these means, to survive. The same talents sustain them still, allowing them to prosper in a world filled with creatures much larger and far more dangerous
than they are.
Gnomes can make sounds come from nowhere, stay hidden when combat starts, able to see through illusions, and able to turn invisable for a short while.
Goliath: Goliaths are mountain-dwelling nomads who see life as a grand competition. Their scattered bands have never been major players in the politics of the lowland world, but they have wandered the mountain ranges of the world since the primordials first shaped the peaks and valleys. Tall and massive, goliaths revere the primal power of nature and use it to enhance their own strength
Goliaths are have a will like the mountain itself, are extremely powerful athletes, and can turn their skin to stone making enemies attack merely bounce off them.
Half-Orc: An obscure legend claims that when Corellon put out Gruumsh’s eye in a primeval battle, part of the savage god’s essence fell to earth, where it transformed a race of humans into fierce half-orcs. Another story suggests that an ancient hobgoblin empire created half-orcs to lead orc tribes on the empire’s behalf. Yet another legend claims that a tribe of brutal human barbarians chose to breed with orcs to strengthen their bloodline. Some say that Kord created half-orcs, copying the best elements from the human and orc races to make a strong and fierce people after his own heart. If you ask a half-orc about his origin, you might hear one of these stories. You might also get a punch in the face for asking such a rude question.
Half-Orcs are able to gain hit-points when they become hurt, move faster when charging, and can do extra damage when they hit an enemy.
Shifter: Shifters are fierce hunters strongly influenced by their animal nature. Though they can’t fully change shape as their lycanthrope ancestors can, shifters do become more bestial during the heat of battle, calling on the primal power of the beast within.
Shifters can either do more damage and gain regeneration when hurt, or can gain bonus to AC and reflex defenses and move faster, both of which depending on what kind of shifter you are.

Intro to 4th ed rules: Classes

2009-03-19T17:19:00.003-04:00

Ok so I figured I'd post some basic rules and major changes to 4th ed from 3.5, I plan on doing this in a few posts. This one will be about classes.

Each Class has a role, this is kinda of where they fit in the party, and what they're good at. Controllers, Defenders, Leaders, and Strikers
Controllers deal with large numbers of enemies at the same time. They favor offense over defense, using powers that deal damage to multiple foes at once, as well as subtler powers that weaken, confuse, or delay their foes
Defenders have the highest defenses in the game and good close-up offense. They are the party’s front-line combatants; wherever they’re standing, that’s where the action is. Defenders have abilities and powers that make it difficult for enemies to move past them or to ignore them in battle.
Strikers specialize in dealing high amounts of damage to a single target at a time. They have the most concentrated offense of any character in the game. Strikers rely on superior mobility, trickery, or magic to move around tough foes and single out the enemy they want to attack.
Leaders inspire, heal, and aid the other characters in an adventuring group. Leaders have good defenses, but their strength lies in powers that protect their companions and target specific foes for the party to concentrate on.
Clerics and warlords (and other leaders) encourage and motivate their adventuring companions, but just because they fill the leader role doesn’t mean they’re necessarily a group’s spokesperson or commander. The party leader—if the group has one—might as easily be a charismatic warlock or an authoritative paladin. Leaders (the role) fulfill their function through their mechanics; party leaders are born through roleplaying.

With the introduction of Player's Handbook II that brings the number of character classes up to 16. They break down into their roles like this:
Controllers: Wizards, Druid, Invoker
Defender: Paladin, Fighter, Warden
Striker: Ranger, Rouge, Warlock, Avenger, Barbarian, Sorcerer
Leader: Cleric, Warlord, Bard, Shaman

Some of the Player's Handbook II classes, can be tailored to fit a secondary role if it picks certain feats, and powers.

Power Source:
Every class relies on a particular source of energy for the “fuel” that enables members of that class to use powers. The four power sources associated with the classes are arcane, divine, primal and martial.
Arcane: Drawing on magical energy that permeates the cosmos, the arcane power source can be used for a wide variety of effects, from fireballs to flight to invisibility. Warlocks, Bards, Sorcorers and wizards, for example, use arcane magic. Each class is the representative of a different tradition of arcane study, and other traditions exist. Arcane powers are called spells.
Divine: Divine magic comes from the gods. The gods grant power to their devotees, which clerics, avengers, invokers and paladins, for example, access through prayers and litanies. Divine magic excels at healing, protection, and smiting the enemies of the gods. Divine powers are called prayers.
Martial: Martial powers are not magic in the traditional sense, although some martial powers stand well beyond the capabilities of ordinary mortals. Martial characters use their own strength and willpower to vanquish their enemies. Training and dedication replace arcane formulas and prayers to grant fighters, rangers, rogues, and warlords, among others, their power. Martial powers are called exploits.
Primal: Primal powers draw on the innumerous spirits of the wild. Some primal powers are more overtly magical than others, but they all draw on the spirits of nature that pervade the worlds and, to come extent, the exho plane known as the Feywind. Primal powers are called evocations, because primal characters evoke primal spirts to make attacks and effect the world. Some characters channel primal spirits through their bodies in order to transform themselves and make their physical attacks more powerful. Other characters evoke primal spirts to create external effects.

These are just a few things to think over if you wanna roll up a new 4th edition character.

4th ed

2009-03-18T02:17:00.003-04:00

I downloaded the 4th ed books and been thumbing through those. Yes it is an extremely simplified version that focuses much more heavily on combat as opposed to role playing, but it looks like it could be fun, it looks like it could be fun and alot more casual. Only problems are I'm not 100% on some things, I'd like to find an experienced 4th ed DM to run me through a short campaign/night to help me solidify a few things but I'm sure we could also hash it out with lots of book checking and jazz. Also the average party size is 5 as opposed to 4, i could proubably write campaigns for 4 or less but since I have campaign books I think i'd be alot more enjoyable to have fully fleshed worlds and professionaly written campaigns and encounters. Also the Player's Handbook 2 just came out today (got the DL) which expands playable races to 13 and playable classes to 16. That's a total of 208 race/class comibnations! Waaaaaho!
Thoughts?
Does anyone still check this even?

Spring Break

2009-03-06T12:43:00.001-05:00

So who'se in town for spring break? Who would be down for playing during spring break? Let me know and I'll finish up one of the two half done campaigns I've got. Post or txt me and I'll post for you.

Welcome fellow guildmates!

2009-02-20T14:53:00.002-05:00

The Blackwood company is very pleased to welcome two new guild members. The first is Cadwallader III, an Aasamir Favoured Soul and Durgan Randlelfisson, the Dwarf Bard. Lemmy was kind enough to accompany each of them on a week's stay at the Academy.

Academy Misadventures.

2009-02-17T15:19:00.003-05:00

Tired of sitting around twiddling their thumbs, Hammerbeard, Lemmy, and Wagnor decided to travel to the Capital City Silkstone to keep their skills sharp at the new Adventuring Academy. Lemmy, tired from their long journey decided to turn in as soon as the team arrived, but Wagnor and Hammerbeard were eager to get their feet wet and head off for the Battle Wing. The assistant behind the director's desk quickly pointed them towards a room, and when they entered the battle area, the Staff Wizard summoned a mighty Ogre. Wagnor outstretched his hand and sapped the brute's strength with a Ray of Enfeeblement spell, without it's strength and with Hammerbeard's ancestral training against giants, it was able to only land one hit, before Hammerbeard chopped off his toes and the beast vanished in a puff of white smoke. After a hearty breakfast and a lazy afternoon the team set off for the Skill Wing to test their mettle. The director lead them to a room in which they were told there were 7 targets in the room behind foliage. Their job was to spot and hit the target before their allies did. It was a fierce bout but Lemmy edged out the competition on the last target. The team decided they had time for one more fight before dinner, so they headed back to the Battle Wing and Hammerbeard enthusiastically told the assistant that the team wanted to fight a dragon! The Staff Wizard was more than happy to summon a Very Young Green Dragon, that gave the team more than a challenge. Out of spells Wagnor decided to join the fray and though his dagger ripped the beast's wing it turned to him and expelled a line of corrosive gas from it's mouth, the Wizard was unable to dodge the breath weapon and fell to the ground unconscious. Hammerbeard slew the beast and a team of healers quickly revived the fallen Half-Orc. The team went down to the mess hall and enjoyed a lavish dinner before returning to their room. Another day's adventureing complete.

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Ok so it looks like we're going to play again on Thursday night. Nate gets out of class at 10. If we have enough people to play we can do a real adventure as opposed to Academy stuff. Comment if you can/want to play Thursday night.

If you haven't made a char yet also comment with when you're free and we'll roll you up like a big ol burrito.

The Academy

2009-02-11T19:59:00.004-05:00

Down time between adventures? Feel like you need to hone your skills? Want to meet other adventures from every corner of the map? Come to The Academy! Our facilities are free to all adventuring guilds who have registered with us. Test your mettle against a large variety of monsters and villains, test your wits in our puzzle rooms, compete against other adventurers on our grand stage, or step into the arena and compete to be the strongest adventurer in all the land! Parties of 2 to 8 can sign up for a week long stay at the academy during which they can do as much as they can handle!
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Ok so I'm setting up the academy so that if you want to play but I don't have something written up you can get together and do quick one shot encounters. This is a good way to gain experience and maybe a little gold. All I need from you guys is who all is in the party and what night/time you want to play. So long as your chars aren't already on an adventure or in the academy with another party we can jam out as long as possible.

This will also be good in case you fall behind experience you can catch up with a few sessions in the Academy, or if you want to make a new char and test out somethings.

I'm working on a new adventure and it should be up soon so keep your eyes peeled. Also, I've been trying to aggressively expand the guild, a lot of prospective people, but so far no one new. I'll post if that happens. Keep your eyes peeled. Remember first four to respond will play when a new adventure is put up and from there we can decide what night would be best for all involved.

Play Time

2009-02-04T20:35:00.002-05:00

So I've been looking into expanding the guild and I've been getting some decent interest. What nights are looking good for you guys this semester, I'm out of class at around 7 M-R this semester and I have work all weekend but I could fit something in if you guys are down. Everyone, and I mean everyone, post when you're free or text me and I'll post for you.

Also Wolfarrow said that he would be more than happy to Skipe/Adium in on a session, so I'm excited about that.

Your King Has Called!

2009-01-14T10:22:00.002-05:00

Xanian Silentall, the King of Adventurers, has sent a call to all adventuring guilds that he has developed a tournament to see which is the best guild in the land. In one week's time Silentall's arena will throw open it's doors to the adventurers of Tel Mora. Gold, prizes, and fame await thouse with the gall to face the king's challanges!

Ok so this one is open to everyone, for each test you'll pick 4 person teams to decide who will do this trial. Between each trial you'll be fully healed and have the option of going back to town to buy equipment and items. Can you guys do it tomorrow night? If not when?

2009-01-05T02:01:00.001-05:00

ok so by popular demand,

dungeon crawl. who'se down. txt/call/comment here.

I'll post updates. Also know what night would be best for you guys. I know school starts soon so I can do it after 10pm every night pretty much. hit it up.

Play Time

2008-12-02T16:42:00.002-05:00

So I doubt anyone would be down for tonight because of finals week. But what about next Tuesday? I'm done after this Friday. What your work scheds like? What about going home? Would you guys down for playing once or twice a week over break? Post opinions.

2008-11-23T14:25:00.001-05:00

Where we'll be in 20 years

still a spot open for tues. Any takers?
So far Cory, Collin, and Jake are in.

Rats!

2008-11-13T10:58:00.002-05:00

While at the Lovely Giant one night you over hear two town guards talking about a local spree of thefts in the Slums. As the guards recount their leads and tales about the investigation you keep hearing them mention how many rats there are and how they should really clean up their act. I mean rats all over your store and you wonder why you get robbed?!

First four to comment with what characters they will be playing are in. Also if you want to make a new character just say so and I'll get together with you before then for char creation.

To Quell the Barbarian Queen

2008-11-12T10:49:00.003-05:00

A Herald from the city of Frosthold was sent to the guild with a most dire request. Hammerbeard, Tribbing, Wagnor, and Lelland all set out immediately for the frozen city and within three days time they places their horses in the stable at Lord Hornerious Battlebeard's fortress. The great dwarven liege told the party that they had been under assault from a local band of barbarian's that had always been friendly to the city. They had been attacking trade caravans and looting all of the trade goods. There were reports of a strange woman who would watch the attacks and looting but never take action, just watching. Hammerbeard humbly asked the king if they could accompany a caravan so they could get to the root of this problem. The King said he would have something set up for the party. After a restful night the group loaded onto a decoy caravan and set off. Lelland decided to gain an element of surprise by hiding in one of the crates aboard the caravan. However when a young, but no less formidable, Frost Giant slamming into the snow infront of the adventurers there was little surprise to be had. Wagnor called up the arcane might of Melf's Acid Arrow and the acidic bolt dug deep into the blud giants abdomen. Hammerbeard quickly closed the distance with his ancestral foe and gave a mighty swing with the White Witches Woe. The Giant quickly dodged however and brought his great maul down heavily on the Dwarf Barbarian's shoulder. Enraged by being hit by such a lowly creature the Enthusiastic one blocked out the pain and dug his Greataxe deep into the creatures chest. Wagnor quickly bandaged Hammerbeard's shoulder and Tribbing's keen elven senses spotted a strange woman wrapped in animal furs on the ridge above. The woman disappeared and after some debate the team decided to keep on the trail. Soon after the group started moving again the Barbarian Queen appeared again. The party tried communication but she just sat there silently, watching. Suddenly a blinding snow storm rushed through the pass, when it subsided there a snow drift made a path up to the top of the ridge. The team hurried up the path and saw the Barbarian Queen walking in the distance. Wagnor began sprinting after her and just as he was about to grab her another snow storm blocked their vision and when it subsided the Queen was gone. However her tracks in the fresh snow were easy to find and fairly easy to follow. They lead to a cave in the cliff side and just as the team was about to enter, three barbarians rushed out screaming and bearing weapons. The White Witches' Woe thirsted for blood, and dodging around the spear stabs Hammerbeard decapitated the lesser wildman. Tribbing and another barbarian exchanged arrows, while Lemmy (who had been summoned through the Summoning Stones) went toe to toe with the sword and shield barbarian. Twilroc's Nevermiss Shortsword was true to it's name and struck true while his off handed hammer went wide. Seeing his defeat near the barbarian pulled a small leather bag from his belt and chucked it at the Paladin, a sticky substance covered Lemmy and quickly hardened. Three of Tribbing's arrows penetrated the barbarian's armor and as the last one pierced his heart the last of his blood spilled out onto the snow. Enraged at the damage done to his friends Hammerbeard swung his mighty ax, and it would have been blocked, but with a Half-Orc Wizard behind you it's hard to stay concentrated. The Axe lodged itself in the Barbarian's side, so deep that in order to get it out the mighty Dwarf placed his boot on the fool's shield and with a mighty tug freed his axe and some of the barbarian's organs. The group headed into the cave and soon found themselves in a great room. A great rock slab trapped them in and stepping seemingly from nowhere the Ice Queen appeared. Her eyes glowing white with power, she spoke with a voice not her own. Hammerbeard tried to talk sense to her but she would have none of it. However thinking quickly Tribbing ran up, and focusing his Ki was able to disrupt the muscle control the Ice Queen, stunned and unable to move the party surrounded her and was able to make short work of one who claimed to be more powerful than they could ever conceive. As her body lay on the cavern floor the power faded from her eyes and a new voice spoke from the frail body that lie before them. The Ice Queen was a young Seer for the Barbarian tribe, gifted with innate arcane powers from birth, she was sent to make contact with a White Wyrm who had moved into the area recently. She says that she remembers going to the Dragon's Lair but the next two weeks were a blur. Applying some first aid the adventurers decided to bring her back to town. As they left the cave, the sun's rays were blocked by a great shadow. Thundering to the ground below was the White Wyrm, with a hearty laugh he expressed his disappointment that they ended his little game so soon, but he assured them that they provided much more entertainment and that he'd be watching. Though there was not a cloud in the sky a snow storm came from no where and when it subsided the dragon was gone. The party delivered the Ice Queen to the king and he told them to rest up, and that the danger was gone for now.

Winter Break

2008-11-11T10:28:00.003-05:00

Just wondering what everyone is looking like for winter break. I assume everyone will be home around the holidays but is anyone leaving for all/majority of the break? Wondering what play ability will be like.

How bout them riots?

2008-11-05T13:22:00.002-05:00

So I'm glad we didn't play last night because being in the streets was crazy. Anyway, to those of you who are currently adventuring, how would you guys feel about playing after 10ish on thursday or sometime friday? To those of you who aren't adventuring, tell me what your chars have been doing. Anything exciting?

To Quell the Barbarian Queen

2008-10-27T02:16:00.003-04:00

It's been a few days since you've announced yourselves as a new guild. On morning though a knock comes on the door of the guild. A Dwarven Messenger explains that he has been sent by the King of Frosthold, a city to the North near the base of the World's Spine Mountains. The King request an adventuring party to travel to Frosthold and help deal with a local barbarian tribe that has been attacking the local trade routes.

(First four to comment with what character they will be using play. Shooting for Tuesday if that works for everyone. Also, post suggestions for a guild name.)

New Chars

2008-10-26T23:11:00.003-04:00

These are the three Adventurers who you meet at the party and liked.

Thofalcon Seaskipper (Halfling Rouge 1/ Druid 1)
Thofalcon was orphaned at a very young age and he either ran away or was kicked out of many orphanages around town. He finally found a family with a rough gang of Half-Orc thugs in Delgall. While they were never more than a street gang of kids Thofalcon had his fair share of run ins with the law. One time he was not so lucky as he had previously been and after carving their names into some of the trees in the park he was caught by a local druid. The druid took Thoflacon back with him and made him live in the forest. He quickly came to appreciate the ways of this strange druid and he began to learn the druidic ways under his captor's tutelage.

(Thofalon is working toward the Prestige Class Dagger Spell Shaper. He fights with a dagger in each hand.)

Olotiln Warstout (Dwarf Paladin 3) and Kevdak Warstout (Dwarf Ranger 1)
Olotiln and Kevdak are brothers. The lived in a small clan of dwaves near the World Spine Mountains. However their subterranean home was invaded by undead and nearly all of the clan perished. Olotiln and Kevdak were able to escape and moved to Delgall. Olotiln became a paladin so that he could learn to protect others and champion against undeath. Kevdak's hatred for the undead however has driven him down a less noble path than his brother. Kevdak will follow any word of undead in the area regardless of how out matched he obviously is.

House party

2008-10-26T14:54:00.003-04:00

The party settles into their new home and beings to prepare for the house warming party. Criers are sent into town to announce that a New Adventuring guild has arrived and they wish to invite all of the town to come meet them. They also wish to meet any adventurer who believes they are worthy enough to be invited to the (Guild Name). As each of you go into town over the next few days to explore, drink, and do various errands you hear that the town is abuzz with the prospect with a new guild close to town as well as the party. With two days before the party Arroway sends a messenger with the details of the night's feast. The list details enough Wine, Mead, Bread, and other previsions to feed an army, among which is the main course, Roast Dire Boar, a 12 foot long 2000lbs leviathan. The morning of that party a few members of the local Mage's Guild arrive at the house and, in a gesture of good will, offer to magically light the outdoor area and provide entertainment for the night. As the sun begins to set Arroway arrives with a small caravan of wagons. He heartily greets the adventurers once more and with a simple whistle people begin to pile out of the wagons scurrying about setting up the night's feast. A great fire is lit and out from one of the wagons comes the gargantuan boar, held aloft by twenty or more men, all of them struggling under it's immense girth. Within an hour it seems as though half of the town has arrived for the party. Bards wander about singing songs and telling stories to all those who will listen, a few Wizards meander about performing magic tricks and spectacular illusions. Everyone is having an amazing time. Many would be adventurers come up to each of you expressing their interest in the guild, however there were really only three who stuck out in your minds. You all party, eat, and drink well into the next morning. The dire boar is picked clean, the cask filled wagon is nearly dry, and a few of the towns folk are passed out on the lawn by the time everything winds down. While Arroway sent his team of cooks and helpers away after they'd cleaned up he stays and drinks a few more flagons with the adventurers. Those too drunk to go home are brought into the house and put in the Barracks, and as Arroway finally departs, he tells you to come by the tavern in a few days to settle up the bill. The next morning all of you wake up in your rooms with splitting headaches and a new friend next to you in bed. It was a great party.

Playing Tonight

2008-10-25T11:29:00.002-04:00

So hey guys, it sounded pretty much like everyone was down for tonight. If/when we do get together bring either a laptop or like a flash drive and that way I can just give you guys the file that has all of the DnD books in it.

It's been so long baby

2008-10-21T22:23:00.002-04:00

Ok so sorry that that tonight was such a flip flop. I work tom (Wed). My birthday is Thur (if anyone wants to come to Mojo's with me) and then Friday is my birthday (you all better be there). So Sat is the first day I can do it.

Wht chall think!?

Map Time

2008-10-16T17:07:00.001-04:00

Here's an unfinished map of the region. Still to name some towns and possibly put some more roads in.

2008-10-15T12:44:00.002-04:00

Do you guys wanna just skip doing the House party? We can just pretend that it happened and I can write up a synopsis and give you the extra chars I had set up for you guys to meet. Post what you think in the comments. This way we can just get on and next tues or whenever we can go adventuring again.

Reading Days

2008-10-13T21:45:00.001-04:00

Oh so I just remembered that Thur and Fri (16th and 17th) are reading days. Is anyone going home/working those days/nights? I say we def try to play atleast one of those days, in addition to tues.

Lets do this shit bags.

2008-10-13T13:23:00.000-04:00

Hey guys, so would everyone be down for playing tomorrow night? 8ish? Cory's? Or if you guys want we could come over to my house. Either way, I'll try to set this up so you guys can make posts too but I'm pretty sure you guys can at least make comments. Either way if this works out like I want it to this is where I'll be posting updates on adventures and other things that I deem important.

So from now on when I post that an adventure is up the first four people to comment, including what character they want to play with, are the ones who get to go on the adventure. So say for the next one Jake, Nate, Cory, and Stephen say they want to do it. When I'm ready with the adventure after that I'll text or call Ted and Stephen to let them know so they have a bit of a jump on everyone else. I'm going to do it like this so that it's not the same four people doing all the adventures. Then again though, if there are enough characters for a second group and everyone wants to work out another night to play I could probably work that out.

So Collin Bailey (http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=25504084) and Nick Dahm (http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=25501456&ref=ts) have expressed interest in joining the guild. We can do this however you guys want to do it, we can just do a secret vote, majority rules, have him go through some kind of trial, invite him along for a night then decide. We can talk about this more tues but I just wanted to get you guys thinking about it. Also if anyone wants to make a new char to play with for an adventure or two that's totally cool, that's one of the reasons I wanted to do the whole guild thing. This way we can have extra chars chillin at the guild for people to try out with or as alts.

So Tuesday (or next time we play) you're going to have that house party, another easy night. This would be a great chance to meet some local adventurers and try to get them to join the guild. You also need to think of a name and an insignia as well as any other stuff you guys wanna do to set your guild apart. I'm brewing something up for your next adventure so we can jump back into it after this week.