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Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Sun Apr 07, 2019 11:26 pm
by Tawmis
The Murder Mystery was a complete success - and of all the DM sessions I've done, ranks at the top - if not THE top one!
http://tawmis.com/kneurth/adventure-not ... e-notes-08

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2019 10:56 pm
by Rath Darkblade
Twirpo did Detect Magic again and found a glow in Galen Silverglade’s pants...
Unintentional double entendre? :lol: Or maybe just a single entendre. ;)

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2019 12:49 am
by Tawmis
Rath Darkblade wrote: Mon Apr 08, 2019 10:56 pm
Twirpo did Detect Magic again and found a glow in Galen Silverglade’s pants...
Unintentional double entendre? :lol: Or maybe just a single entendre. ;)
That night - because of the overall theme of the house - and several of the players, staying in character - were like, "We've been on a caravan for WEEKS..." :lol: Then in the house, the employees outfits (leather cod pieces), the halfling making out with an Elf NPC, "glory holes" (that were NOT glory holes), etc etc) - the sexual tension that night was very high. :lol:

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2019 12:52 am
by Tawmis
EDIT: I forgot to mention - the map that night for Marcus Maplestone's mansion was based on all the rooms of CLUE (the game; including the Deluxe version which included more rooms). So when I first laid out the map, the mansion was face down (so the square map was face down on the table) - so while the party was going around the city, they had no idea. Once they got inside the mansion, I said, "Okay, everyone flip over the map." Everyone was excited about THAT - then they all recognized the ROOM names! It was so great!

So that night - after the game, I told them I wanted to take a picture with all of them because I had such a great night - and Melinda (who played the halfling who made out with the Elf) - and also a MASSIVE CLUE movie fan like myself did this:
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I on the other hand, when I sent the synopsis had done this:
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Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2019 8:52 pm
by Rath Darkblade
LOL! Nicely done, Tawmis. :)

I don't know if there are dice rolls for making out. :P Probably not. But anything can be a euphemism. ;)

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2019 11:30 pm
by Tawmis
Rath Darkblade wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 8:52 pm LOL! Nicely done, Tawmis. :)

I don't know if there are dice rolls for making out. :P Probably not. But anything can be a euphemism. ;)
There's literally a 5e skill called "Performance." That's what I made her roll. :lol:

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2019 6:43 am
by Rath Darkblade
Oh, yes - I know of the "Performance" skill. Only I thought it was for other types of performance - the kind bards excel at. ;)

The D&D-wiki mentions storytelling, music, dancing, and acting. I'd add juggling and acrobatics. ;)

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2019 10:01 am
by Tawmis
Rath Darkblade wrote: Thu Apr 11, 2019 6:43 am Oh, yes - I know of the "Performance" skill. Only I thought it was for other types of performance - the kind bards excel at. ;)
Well, it just so happens, she's a halfling bard. :o
Rath Darkblade wrote: Thu Apr 11, 2019 6:43 am The D&D-wiki mentions storytelling, music, dancing, and acting. I'd add juggling and acrobatics. ;)
Acrobatics has it's own skill (which relies on DEXTERITY). Performance is things based on CHARISMA, specifically. And I figure, making out with someone requires some charisma. :)
(Especially when you're doing it because they're attractive... but also because you're trying to steal two library books!) :oops: :lol:

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2019 9:41 am
by Rath Darkblade
:lol: I can imagine. "Yoink!" And there's nothing left but a bathrobe and a vapor trail... ;)

Five minutes later, back in the bedroom ... "Hang onna minute! Where's mah lybe-ree books?!?" :x :P

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2019 6:59 pm
by Tawmis
Rath Darkblade wrote: Fri Apr 12, 2019 9:41 am :lol: I can imagine. "Yoink!" And there's nothing left but a bathrobe and a vapor trail... ;)

Five minutes later, back in the bedroom ... "Hang onna minute! Where's mah lybe-ree books?!?" :x :P
:lol: Freaking Collector threw me off. I kept seeing that this thread had a new message, but I couldn't find it under Misc Chatter.

Apparently he moved it to Community Games! :lol:

Though I am not sure why - it is about a game, but I always thought Community Games is like forum games (like maybe the "Design a Sierra Game" thread belongs in here!) :lol:

As for the D&D and the books...

It was so good... she described what she was doing (is the room getting hot in here?) and how she wanted to try and steal the books!

The person she was making out with, wasn't the owner of the mansion (that was Marcus Maplestone) - who she made out with was Thyr Moonglade (a high elf, painter - which was the connection, because she'd met him in town looking to resupply her own painting materials, since one of her Bard things was being a painter). Thyr was talking to her about how he believed Marcus was smuggling (aka stealing/illegally acquiring) ancient texts that belonged in museums and the such). While in there, several books (of ancient type tomes) caught her eye - so not being sure if Thyr would turn on her if she tried to snake them; she opted to make out with the NPC, who she was already attracted to), as a form of distraction while she pulled a sleight of hand to steal a few volumes. :lol:

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2019 2:25 am
by Rath Darkblade
:lol: Oh? *raises eyebrow* If the room was getting hot, let me just open a window or turn on a fan. On second thought, better not turn on a fan - I might blow aware the PC sheets etc.

On second second thought, maybe I'd better not use the words "turn on" or "fan" in this connection with this discussion ... ;)

Too bad about the ancient tomes. I can just imagine Oghren trying to do what the PC did. :lol:

*Oghren walks in* Books, books and ... hello! More books. That's what you want Oghren to waggle his beard for? Dusty tomes of paper? Ugh, where's Oghren's special brew? ;)

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Tue May 28, 2019 2:38 am
by Tawmis
The Work D&D Game was a success! I had it interweave with another party's adventure - and used a Green Hag, which successfully tricked the party into attack Centaurs (illusion'ed due to the Green Hag) to look like demons! Before the party realized they'd been tricked - and all the answers were always in front of them! (They were told, "Beware of the one with the white hair!") - but it was actually "hare" - and when they met her, I specifically mentioned - repeatedly, she was petting a white rabbit. :twisted: Which I was referencing the old, D&D Cartoon episode "The Night of No Tomorrow" where the young heroes are told: You will know [Venger’s] newest face by his white hare.
http://tawmis.com/kneurth/adventure-not ... nturers-07

And last night's group (Anita's Group) was also a success! Some follow up things from the previous "Clue" D&D Themed adventure... where the elf that our beloved Halfling Bard seduced, comes back looking for her... and has a ... mission for her and her friends... to find his wife.
The notes for that are here!
http://tawmis.com/kneurth/adventure-not ... e-notes-09

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2019 7:57 pm
by Tawmis
So I forgot to mention the latest game session with Anita's group...
So, Jessica (who plays Phalen, the cleric) and her husband, Brad (who plays Alaric, the fighter) were not able to make the game, due to Jessica's grandfather passing away. :(

So because Jessica (aside from Anita) is probably the MOST into the game; I didn't want to move the main story forward (in which the party leaves Ridgecrest, the main town that they're in), to continue escorting the caravan that's headed in the same direction they are anyway... So I made a side quest. In the previous adventure, there had been a random encounter with an Ettin, which the party avoided...

So for my side quest, I decided to focus on that. Why was this Ettin strolling so close to a major, fortified city?
He's there to get food, I decide. He's stealing live stock. And the city needs someone to put an end to the Ettin, because the city relies on these farmers for wood, food, etc.
But let's raise the stakes. He's also kidnapping people.
So why?
He's mind controlled.
But by who? What?
Ettin's live in caves.
What if Mind Flayers dug upward and enslaved him? So that he fetches food for Mind Flayers and slaves?
Yes!
Let's do that...
http://tawmis.com/kneurth/adventure-not ... e-notes-10

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2019 8:11 pm
by Tawmis
I am also considering that the party is sent to recover some relics... that may be familiar...

Re: The D&D Corner

Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2019 9:43 pm
by Rath Darkblade
I'm so sorry to hear about Jessica's grandfather passing away. :(

Ettin is enslaved by Mind Flayers! Good idea. :)

Attacking four Mind Flayers when the party is (IIRC) an average of level 5-6? Not a good idea. :shock: :P

As for the illustration - is that your take on the D&D show from the 80s? Looks good, if so. :)