At the end of last session, we left our heroes triumphant after having slain a pack of giant rats and a ferocious spider. Luckily, Vilimzair had been present to keep morale up. It had been a hard-fought battle but luckily none of the Bards had suffered any ill effects at all…
Creating a new character is exciting—limitless possibilities lie before you (unless your stat rolling abilities equal mine). However, it can also be a daunting experience. There is so much to do: mechanics, appearance, personality, the hell of mundane equipment, encumbrance and more.
So named for its proximity to the Low City and—not ironically—its elevation, Low Gate is the least, but widest, of Languard’s gates. The rich and the powerful must have a spectacularly good reason to pass through this battered, traffic-choked portal which his wide enough to fit two carts abreast.
At the end of last session, we left our heroes after they’d entertained the crew with a tale of a terrifying shark/octopus hybrid. Sadly, the crew were less than impressed with the performance, mainly because Vilimzair’s backing singers just weren’t up to scratch.
So I might be coming a little late to this party (having played D&D and AD&D for about 25 years before switching to 3rd edition and its spawn) but I recently discovered something very cool about infravision…
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