First off, let me say that I realize that you can't all post to the game every day, but it really slows the game down when people don't post for several days in a row. If you won't be able to post more than once a week, I don't think this game is a good fit for you.
That said, I can accept new players at this time, but I'll need to see a character outline first. For guidelines on what you can and cannot play, see my previous posts here that describe races and characters, etc.
Although it's not always obvious, my games really are driven by the players. For example, in the recent battle against a Black Dragon, any of the NP Cs or even P Cs could have been killed if an PC had made a poor decision. For example, if Aaron hadn't healed Peter when he'd need it, Peter probably would have been killed. If James hadn't climbed the dragon with Sklav, the Dragon probably wouldn't have been killed as fast as it was, and then things would have gotten a lot hairier then they did.
Game-wise, here's the situation in a nutshell: A a big-bad (Lloth) just got taken down by Eruantian (a big dam hero). The minds and souls of both are now apparently trapped inside Eruantian's magic ring. The ring itself is now just sitting there, on the floor of the market square ot Targos. There's four NP Cs who showed up during the fight, fighting on the side of the party. But, we don't know much about them yet. Two have claimed that Eruantian was their father... but that's odd because they appear to be high-elves, an Eruantian was not a high-elf. Now, you should understand that Lloth's actual body was destroyed when Eruantian killed her the first time (about forty years ago, in-game time). To escape hell and walk the world of humanoids again, she somehow managed to inhabit a demon's body and then morph it into a facsimile of her original body. Once her soul and mind were no longer in that body, control of it reverted back to it's rightful owner.... but he's stuck around, and hasn't returned to hell.
Artemis 92: This game is only loosely based on the D&D game-world settings. I deliberately decided to name her Lloth instead of Lolth to highlight that she's not the same character: There are signifigant differences. As for my typos and wonky grammar, well, I'm doing the best that I can. I don't have an editor or a proofreader, and sometimes I goof up. Deal with it.
First off, let me say that I realize that you can't all post to the game every day, but it really slows the game down when people don't post for several days in a row. If you won't be able to post more than once a week, I don't think this game is a good fit for you.
That said, I can accept new players at this time, but I'll need to see a character outline first. For guidelines on what you can and cannot play, see my previous posts here that describe races and characters, etc.
Although it's not always obvious, my games really are driven by the players. For example, in the recent battle against a Black Dragon, any of the NP Cs or even P Cs could have been killed if an PC had made a poor decision. For example, if Aaron hadn't healed Peter when he'd need it, Peter probably would have been killed. If James hadn't climbed the dragon with Sklav, the Dragon probably wouldn't have been killed as fast as it was, and then things would have gotten a lot hairier then they did.
Game-wise, here's the situation in a nutshell: A a big-bad (Lloth) just got taken down by Eruantian (a big dam hero). The minds and souls of both are now apparently trapped inside Eruantian's magic ring. The ring itself is now just sitting there, on the floor of the market square ot Targos. There's four NP Cs who showed up during the fight, fighting on the side of the party. But, we don't know much about them yet. Two have claimed that Eruantian was their father... but that's odd because they appear to be high-elves, an Eruantian was not a high-elf. Now, you should understand that Lloth's actual body was destroyed when Eruantian killed her the first time (about forty years ago, in-game time). To escape hell and walk the world of humanoids again, she somehow managed to inhabit a demon's body and then morph it into a facsimile of her original body. Once her soul and mind were no longer in that body, control of it reverted back to it's rightful owner.... but he's stuck around, and hasn't returned to hell.
Artemis 92: This game is only loosely based on the D&D game-world settings. I deliberately decided to name her Lloth instead of Lolth to highlight that she's not the same character: There are signifigant differences. As for my typos and wonky grammar, well, I'm doing the best that I can. I don't have an editor or a proofreader, and sometimes I goof up. Deal with it.
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