The Acts of The Lords of Rannick, XLII
Last night’s session was a combat-less exposition dump, but also a chance for some loose ends to get tied up and a chance to reap some just rewards. More on the just rewards later… The end of the last section…
Icosaheathens
Live your life one dice roll at a time
Icosaheathens
Live your life one dice roll at a time
Desfaber
I’ve found the least useful Dragon Shout in all of Skyrim.
This is what I make when I’m waiting to play Skyrim.
The Acts of The Lords of Rannick, XLI
We stopped play last week, pretty much as the Jotunblood’s head hit the floor. Picking up from that, I wasn’t sure where any of this stuff would go. None of the following stuff was planned for in the Adventure Path:…
The Acts of the Lords of Rannick, XL
Uh, so, we played a game last week, right? It all seems so far away now… . A quick, not very detailed recap: . After rifling through Mokmurian’s corpse and belongings, the party settled down to a good thorough inspection…
Fjålløut
This isn’t quite a review of Skyrim, there are better ones out there that you should read. But this is what I think of Skyrim and also an explanation for why the last gaming session’s recap hasn’t been posted. I…
To all the bosses you’ve slain before…
Paizo just released Paths of Corruption, detailing the Evil faiths of Golarion and on the cover was an old flame. Nualia, Lamashtu-worshipping Aasimar who orchestrated the raid on Sandpoint from her fortress inside Thistletop; the first boss you lot ever…
The Acts of The Lords of Rannick, XXXIX
Although there was only one fight last night, it didn’t half move the plot along. After slogging through the Fortress of the Stone Giants at a slow, but impressively inexorable, pace the story finally moved along, albeit right at the…
The Acts of the Lords of Rannick, XXXVIII
Thursday’s adversaries traveled from very far away to bog the party down, from the Cthulhu Mythos, to be specific. Anyone who has played CoC knows that there is never really any actual victory against such foes. You just send them…
Amazing Probably True Stories
Two of the high-heidyins of Paizo, makers of Pathfinder, are from Minnesota. One of them is a St Olaf grad and I’m not sure about the other one. Anyway, the other one, Erik Mona, who did the world building, blogged…
PF: Advanced Players Guide
Ben either loaned me that book or left it at my house by accident. Either way, thanks because it was a pretty good read. I meant to do a proper write-up of everything that was in it, but really, since…
