So it begins!
Aug. 6th, 2004 01:34 amThere comes a time in every Dungeons and Dragons party's lifespan when you know you've finally made it -- when enemies you never met before start sending random demons to teleport in and attack you in the middle of town. That point has now been reached in Jeff's Dragonlance game.
And it's all thanks to the stupid deck of many things. Did I remember to mention the deck of many things last time? Stacy remembered that Sawyer, Sonnet's cohort and mount, was his own creature, and had him draw a bunch of cards from it, screwing more things up horribly. It's annoying to see them NOT die to it because of all the rerolls and wishes they have to spend avoiding badness... but still screw up the rest of the party.
( game summary )
Morgan's player was really annoyed by the Lini vs Sawyer subplot. Especially the part at the end where Lini still hated Sawyer. He went so far as to say that if Lini wouldn't help Sawyer to the best of her ability, they should dump her. I'm not in favor of ditching our only cleric over something like that, especially when it's Stacy's fault for using the stupid deck of many stupid things. Let her lose HER cohort over it.
And it's all thanks to the stupid deck of many things. Did I remember to mention the deck of many things last time? Stacy remembered that Sawyer, Sonnet's cohort and mount, was his own creature, and had him draw a bunch of cards from it, screwing more things up horribly. It's annoying to see them NOT die to it because of all the rerolls and wishes they have to spend avoiding badness... but still screw up the rest of the party.
( game summary )
Morgan's player was really annoyed by the Lini vs Sawyer subplot. Especially the part at the end where Lini still hated Sawyer. He went so far as to say that if Lini wouldn't help Sawyer to the best of her ability, they should dump her. I'm not in favor of ditching our only cleric over something like that, especially when it's Stacy's fault for using the stupid deck of many stupid things. Let her lose HER cohort over it.