The troup sans the bard continued their quest to rid the city of the dark menace of undead.
Several Dark buildings rose from the ground, carved out of the very bones of the mountain themselves rising from the ground to to ceiling the span of two stories. A grand staircase thirty foot across lead into this city. Eerie blue orbs lit the thuroughfares between buildings and the stairwell and the presence of evil was nearly tangible. Continue reading
This weeks story features the continued story of Gnoc the Monk, Trogdor the Barbarian, Sasha the Paladin, and Soveliss the Bard, Gerbo the Rogue as well as introduces Ash-haar the Gray Elf Wizard played by Mike and the return of Bragor the Dwarf Cleric played by Jeff.
In this most recent adventure we had Gerbo the thief, Sovelis the bard, Sasha the paladin, Dumb Dumb the fighter, Gnoc the monk, and Trogdor the barbarian.
The weather in the Ice giant city was horrendous, even the ice giants didn’t wander too far in the blizzard, and the one who came to get them was none too happy about his role in the event. The party followed him tethered by a single rope, asking to visit a shop first for some goods. The party resupplied and got ready to travel into the heart of the mountain. Continue reading
This last sessions game featured the exploits of our party of intrepid adventurers: Gerbo, the halfling Rogue, Dumb Dumb, the Half-Orc Fighter, Trogdor, the Half-Orc Barbarian, Gnoc, the Half-Elf Monk, and Soveliss, the Half-Elf Bard.
We awaken after a restful night to the sound of thunder and torrential rain, and after a quick look around found Sasha missing from our numbers. While searching for the missing Paladin I heard the sounds of a panting dog and stuck my head out of the cave to investigate what could be making the noise. I quickly spotted the Rogue and his dog Poe at about the same time they spotted me, apparently having risked the storm to track down the party. We both retreated back into the cave to try and escape the effects of the storm. Continue reading
We awaken on our third day in the city, eager to begin our journey to find the red dragon in the Ice Mountains. Before we could set off, however, we had to wait for the Paladin to collect his Lion’s saddle. With the rest of the party forced to wait we decided to spend the morning in the company of some beautiful women down at the local brothel. Upon our return to the inn to collect our gear, I found a letter waiting for me from the ever mysterious Athena. It stated that the Al’soh for the Blue Dragon we were seeking might just be found in the company of the Red Dragon, a bonus to the mission we were already planning on undertaking. I spread the contents of the letter to the rest of the party and we eagerly began the planning for the journey. Continue reading
This game we had the usual suspects playing. Gerbo, Gnoc, Dumb Dumb, Sasha, Trogdor, and Labia. Glorri Googleberry was also tagging along.
The party was preparing to exit the cave they were hiding in when Googleberry noticed a cadre of the melting men wandering about outside. The party was planning for a mad dash when the melting men attacked some rust monsters that had managed to sniff the party out. The party did not hesitate and ran as swiftly as they could. Continue reading
So, for the past three game sessions I had been apologizing to the cast. They thought it was the game they were playing that night. What wasn’t covered is that it was actually to cover this game, of which I still apologized profusely for.
So the cast: Gerbo the halfling thief, Sasha the paladin, Dumb Dumb the half-orc warrior, Trogdor the half-orc barbarian, Gnoc the monk, and Labia the scantily clad cleric. Continue reading
Participating in this game are: Gnoc the monk, Gerbo the theif, Dumb Dumb the half-orc warrior, his brother Trogdor the barbarian, Sasha the paladin, Soveliss the bard, and Labia the large chested cleric. Continue reading
I’ve been intending to update this a bit sooner, but things at work have been busy. So the players had a little combat, and they all accused me of trying to kill them. Honestly I wasn’t that cruel, they only suffered a few minor cuts and bruises, but any good storyteller will tell you, sometimes the players will over emphasize such things. On to the game:
It is the grim dark future and there is only war. That is the message for Warhammer 40,000, and I don’t see any end to it in the latest release of the core rules, 6th edition.
Hey everyone, AgnosticGod here with an in depth look at the new rulebook for our favorite grim-dark futuristic table-top war game. Over this series of review articles I plan on covering the different sections of the new core rules by Games Workshop. Follow along as I delve into the Rules, the Background and Fighting a Battle sections in the new book. Continue reading
