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Ah, but this is the campaign where I'm just a player. The DM is the woman's husband. :) Johnathan

Canceled: player hurt her back. Johnathan

"Gnome" and "Awesome" both end in the same three letters...just saying. (Of course, it now occurs to me that "Halfling" and "Dingaling" both end in the same four letters....) Johnathan

And maybe Animal as Hulk? Johnathan

I finished Artemis, which was a better than average read but still my least favorite of the three Andy Weir has written. (I'd rank them Project Hail Mary as best, then The Martian, then Artemis.) And now I've started a novel that turns out to be a sequel to a novel I haven't read before, but...

Regardless of how many spells the wizard already knows, I think the answer is always: "...maybe just one more." Johnathan

Vanara: Johnathan

Here's a short list of animals associated with being tricksters in various myths, if you want to use any of them as your animal base for a hengeyokai trickster PC: Coyote (Native American trickster god) Fox (believed by many cultures to be devious and sly) Monkey (after the Chinese trickster...

ADVENTURE 53: IRONCLAD PC Roster: Ageratum Purslane, halfling rogue 12 Alistair Mandelberen Pastlethwaite, human sorcerer 12 Chaevaris Noarunal, elf archer 12 Harlan Starblade, half-elf paladin 12 NPC Roster: Orchid, elf druid 12 Game Session Date: 15 May...

In today's "Dreams of Erthe" campaign, the PCs: Learned there were five dragons who couldn't be contacted through the Dragonmind (the voluntary telepathic network used by dragons when they sleep for months/years/decades, allowing them to stay in contact with others of their kind as they plot...

Fought five half-dragon dreamscape vipers. Johnathan

I'd recommend darfellan (the orca-people from Stormwrack), but only if you were going for a "Free Willy" Nilly feel.... Johnathan

Out of curiosity, what's your new PC's name? Johnathan

It was a week-long business trip for me, with lots of time for reading at airports, on planes. and in the hotel room. As a result, I: Finished A Mortal Bane by Roberta Gellis. It was an interesting read - definitely the best murder mystery set in 1139 London I've ever read - but I was...