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Saturdays!

17 (77.3%)

Sundays!

5 (22.7%)

Total Members Voted: 22

[RAM]

3 teaching crystals please, and I won't be elaborating on the journal.

[Heron TSG]

I'll take the Grip Burst shoes.

Also, I vote for Sunday. I'll be at XC State on Saturday.

[Pillow_Killer]

Please let then ext session be on saturday.
Ill take cloak of elemental resistance.

[Lord Shonus]

I'll take the alchemical item kit (Does that Come with a case of any kind, or just the items?). As will always be the case, I vote for Saturday. My Character sheet has been updated. I took Grease and Summon Monster I as new spells.


Edit: Since I missed the first session and am using a repurposed pog, here's Corina's description and backstory:


Description

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Corina is a tall, very slender woman. She has a sharp, aquiline face and wears her hair in a long braid.  She only owns one set of clothing, which seems very important to her. These battered garments are made of the finest silks and furs, but seem to be several decades old and are extremely worn. The crimison of the skirt has faded to a dull pink, and the white of the bodice has yellowed a great deal.
An unfamiliar sigil (the old Commodore Business Machines logo) is embroidered over the left breast.
Her spellbook is crimison with the same logo upon the cover. Her staff is oak.

Backstory

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 A daughter of an ancient noble house, which has been plummeting in wealth, power and influence for centuries, she became the last of her line eight years ago, while she was away studying the rudiments of magic. Her family's run down manor was sacked and destroyed by a roving band of raiders rumored to be orcs. She learned this only when her tuition failed to show up at the school and she was thrown penniless into the street.
     Corina had completed her basic magical instruction by paying a number of experienced wizards for further instruction. As to how she managerd to pay for this, it is indiscreet to say. Once this training was completed, she turned her focus to her chief passion, and spent all her time studying the art of war. The paucity of such knowledge in these times led her to an adventuring life, hoping to learn more of these arts, and ever deadlier weaponry, both arcane and conventional. Her motives for gaining such is unclear.
     It would be inaccurate to say that warfare is her only passion, but her ablity to indulge in the other has been greatly taxed by her haughty manner, and even more so by her complete and total lack of moderation. It is likely that she hopes to find new prospects for this as well in her travels.

[Shoruke]

Okay, I have to ask: Why does Corina not cast Prestidigitation on her clothes? It won't repair them, but it'll clean them... if you don't have a backpack or anything to carry your stuff, then Tarlach will probably give you a belt pouch or something.

[Lord Shonus]

She has a pack. Her clothes are clean, but she's extremely paranoid about damaging them, even though she could manage to repair them.

[Pillow_Killer]

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Dear Mother
I am now writing from rivershire
We destroyed evil and we caught bad man and after he realised hes evil we handed him to authority
My friends are maniacs and a bit crazy but are not dangerous and we never harmed anyone good
The elven woman is perhaps the weirde one but she is a good human and did not bad
I hope you can forgive me for what i done and will send money soon,  hope everything good
One day i will return
Finny

[wolfchild]

sorry i missed the last few sessions, what happened?, I was working on an assignment

[RAM]

There was a tomb, with skeletons, and a necromancer. The necromancer was experimenting with a ritual, probably to create undead. The party entered the tomb, offed some skeletons, then ran away to rest. Then the party came back, offed more skeletons, and knocked the necromancer unconscious. The party the bashed down a massive door, looted the contents, and spent several hours arguing about, torturing, and killing the necromancer. The party then returned to the city, sold some loot, spread some cash around, then met up at the library for rewards.

How much can we sell those incorporeality gizmos that the librarian gave to use the first time for?

[RedWarrior0]

I'm considering joining this once I get computer priveliges back; this post is mostly to express interest and save the page.

I'm thinking Human Druid right now, but might change my mind.

[Heron TSG]

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You know what's hilarious? This is still true if you replace 'the Party' with 'Maelrigar' in most instances. Of course, there are some instances where either is true.

There was a tomb, with skeletons, and a necromancer. The necromancer was experimenting with a ritual, probably to create undead. The party Maelrigar entered the tomb, offed some skeletons, then ran away to rest. Then the party Maelrigar came back, offed more skeletons, and knocked the necromancer unconscious. The party Maelrigar then bashed down a massive door, looted the contents, and spent several hours arguing about, torturing, and killing the necromancer. The party Maelrigar then returned to the city, sold some loot, spread some cash around, then met up at the library for rewards.

[Shoruke]

As of now, weather is in effect, and all overworld locations will have separate encounter tables for day and night, so I'll be enforcing timekeeping... I'll use DM Genie to keep track. And yes, I will be rolling for encounters when you guys are asleep. Since all of your characters have lived on Arcadia for their whole lives, they all know that the floating continent frequently has high winds, and has rather hot summers and extremely cold winters. Remember, your world is not a nice place.

It'll be great to have you, RedWarrior; more players are good players. In theory. Purely in the interest of science, when do you foresee getting your computer privileges back?

[RedWarrior0]

It'll be great to have you, RedWarrior; more players are good players. In theory. Purely in the interest of science, when do you foresee getting your computer privileges back?

Hmm... If things go okay, two weeks would be my guess. If I'm very unlucky, summer. If I get extremely lucky, the weekend.

[RAM]

high winds, hot summers and extremely cold winters

So clothing optional may not be the wisest standard?

[The Fool]

I was suppose to replace my feat (Precise Shot) when I leveled up as the feat I chose was extremely useless with the current game rules. So, can it be any feat that I could take normally ('Rapid Reload, Light')? I also have to ask, how short are the seasons, because a floating island might not have normal cycles. I just want to be ready for it.