Vile wrote:

lab mix wrote:And Vile (or anyone)...did the new BLUEHOLME art Indiegogo start yet?

The video is in production, so I expect it to kick off soon. I might miss the planned November start date though.

Ah, very nice. Good luck!

When I said I could handle a slow posting rate, I was hoping for a slow, steady posting rate, not erratic. I love the game and the story but if we cannot get any updates more than once every few months, I don't think this is sustainable. Certainly understood. I'll definitely check in whenever I'm n...

Marsha nods at the tailor. "Yes, introductions..."

Her words are interrupted by the tailor's exclamation and dash to his fallen comrade. She looks on with concern.

Perhaps introductions can't wait after all.

Seeing the second skeleton, Marsha tests her favor with Yiol once again...

Banish (vs. WIS 10, add skeleton HD) [1d20] = 13

Having failed her companions, Marsha begins to wonder if she has also failed her god...

Confused, and with injuries still aching, Marsha rises from the puddle and steps in the direction motioned by the skeleton. She'd like to make a little more sense of the confusion before joining the fray...!

No need to feel bad about it at all mjulius. I consciously limit my online game involvement also, and completely understand if you need to find an alternative (and think most folks will, as well). Don't let these games become worrisome for you...!

Seeing the skeleton, Marsha attempts to banish it...
Banish (vs. WIS 10, add skeleton HD) [1d20] = 11

Noting no effect, Marsha wonders if she has lost the favor of Yiol. She maintains hope thanks to the renewed vigor she feels while lying in the strange puddle. (gains 1 hp)

hitting the floor [1d3] = 2
(down to 3 hp)

"What sort of fiend has me, my friends?"

Marsha ponders her options if these villains are undead...

Damage [1d3] = 3 Feeling the cold stonework against her face, Marsha curses her luck. Or her poor decisions. She can't think clearly enough to know which. I have Marsha down to 3hp now (having taken a total of 4)...does that seem correct with what we've faced? EDIT: Forgot about Marsha's gambeson. ...

Still blinded, Marsha is utterly confused by her surroundings.

vs. STR 7 [1d20] = 18

vs. DEX 12 [1d20] = 13

vs. CON 13 [1d20] = 15

"Yiol protect us!"

Pulpatoon wrote:Ahem.



Congrats, Vile!

Agreed, congrats!!

Sorry for the delay! Terror! [1d6] = 1 How long? [1d3] = 3 "By Yiol's scythe!!" Marsha exclaims as the horrific visions wash over her. She rubs at her eyes, trying to wipe away what she's seen. She feels her arm being pulled. Unable to see anything around her, she allows herself to be gui...

Well, thinks Marsha as she pulls on her mace, that may have been a mistake...

She notices the pace of the second set of doors.

"I'm going through!" she announces as she steps onto the third tile.

Stepped on tile... (vs. INT 6) [1d20] = 14

Apologies for the delay...!

Blue flame (vs. WIS 10) [1d20] = 11

"Another set?" Marsha asks. "Should we attempt to block them all? Who knows if there's another way out..."

Marsha stops suddenly and silently. Without moving her feet, she motions to her companions and points at the tile she's standing on. She slowly begins to lift her foot from the tile... I was just rereading the thread so fast and realized I had missed this post. We could have spiked or weighed the p...

Marsha steps beyond the first pair of sliding panels. Before placing her mace between them, she turns and listens to find out if anything similar happens with the next tile...

cmrsalmon wrote:Sorry for the slow posting this week, guys, and thanks for the patience.

I'm aiming to stick to one-a-day henceforth.

Definitely not a problem!

Seeing the panels closing, Marsha attempts to move through them (along with Atticus, and re-stepping on the block in the process). Whichever side of the doors she ends up on, she will place her mace in between the sliding panels (length-wise, if possible) in an attempt to keep a small opening availa...

Marsha stops suddenly and silently. Without moving her feet, she motions to her companions and points at the tile she's standing on. She slowly begins to lift her foot from the tile...