Curse of the Coal Mine
Aug. 28th, 2004 01:43 pmLast night we actually had a real RPG session again, starting the GURPS game for real this time. We fought the fearsome bees, and bears, losing one NPC in the process. Stupid bears.
Fighting wildlife makes me think 'Ultima', especially fighting puny wildlife (eg, bees) that nearly kills several members of the party.
Of course, we didn't get started until 8 or 9pm (Lazar said 8, I said 9, no one really remembered) because Murdock was late (he has to work later on Fridays for the forseeable future) and cooking dinner took a long time. Dinner was actually the limiting factor.
Sandy spent the whole time we were playing the game disassembling Lego Mindstom things and putting them back in the box, sorted, so that Snowwy could borrow/take them. I guess I shouldn't be surprised it took that long... and Sandy is kind of obsessive about things like that, so I shouldn't be surprised she took the time to do it. I think I would have just tossed the things in the box and hoped they were all there and fit, personally. }:P
When she was finally done neatly sorting everything back into place, she handed the box to Snowwy, who held it by the sides instead of the bottom, and it dropped to the ground and scattered legos everywhere. D'oh!
( but, right, the game )
Fighting wildlife makes me think 'Ultima', especially fighting puny wildlife (eg, bees) that nearly kills several members of the party.
Of course, we didn't get started until 8 or 9pm (Lazar said 8, I said 9, no one really remembered) because Murdock was late (he has to work later on Fridays for the forseeable future) and cooking dinner took a long time. Dinner was actually the limiting factor.
Sandy spent the whole time we were playing the game disassembling Lego Mindstom things and putting them back in the box, sorted, so that Snowwy could borrow/take them. I guess I shouldn't be surprised it took that long... and Sandy is kind of obsessive about things like that, so I shouldn't be surprised she took the time to do it. I think I would have just tossed the things in the box and hoped they were all there and fit, personally. }:P
When she was finally done neatly sorting everything back into place, she handed the box to Snowwy, who held it by the sides instead of the bottom, and it dropped to the ground and scattered legos everywhere. D'oh!
( but, right, the game )