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Post by mao on Oct 10, 2019 5:47:28 GMT -5
My old Mysantia group and I are playing Monday at a weird time 4;30 pm I am mildly excited. Prob goin to run one of my One Threads and right now Mote is winning in my head
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Post by shimrod on Oct 10, 2019 11:24:43 GMT -5
Nice! Is Mote described in the forum somewhere? I ran my regular weekly group last night. Last session the party slew a Green Hag and her many zombie minions (nicknamed Bog Wights by the locals; all swamp-bloated and wearing nooses around their necks) who they'd been hunting for a while. They then descended into a narrow maze of 4-5' wide tunnels under her tower, seemingly burrowed from mud and clay, only 6' high or so, all knee-deep flooded in black, opaque swamp water. The maze was mostly safe (she had been trying to retreat into it for hit & run shenanigans when they killed her in part thanks to a couple of lucky crits), though their front rankers repeatedly fell into submerged pits under the water, some of them filled with swarms of Quippers (swamp pirhana, basically). Eventually they found the secret chamber which held the majority of her treasure, as well as a magical petrified giant's heart whose deep, slow beat they could hear through some of the walls. Across which was bound a druid, the replacement PC for a recently-dead character, the Hag had been tormenting for about a month. Most of the exploration above and then some travel overland to escape the swamp happened in last night's session; we called it for the night the first time a PC fell into an underwater pit of Quippers, so I could leave them in suspense.  |
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Post by mao on Oct 10, 2019 11:39:01 GMT -5
Nice! Is Mote described in the forum somewhere? I ran my regular weekly group last night. Last session the party slew a Green Hag and her many zombie minions (nicknamed Bog Wights by the locals; all swamp-bloated and wearing nooses around their necks) who they'd been hunting for a while. They then descended into a narrow maze of 4-5' wide tunnels under her tower, seemingly burrowed from mud and clay, only 6' high or so, all knee-deep flooded in black, opaque swamp water. The maze was mostly safe (she had been trying to retreat into it for hit & run shenanigans when they killed her in part thanks to a couple of lucky crits), though their front rankers repeatedly fell into submerged pits under the water, some of them filled with swarms of Quippers (swamp pirhana, basically). Eventually they found the secret chamber which held the majority of her treasure, as well as a magical petrified giant's heart whose deep, slow beat they could hear through some of the walls. Across which was bound a druid, the replacement PC for a recently-dead character, the Hag had been tormenting for about a month. Most of the exploration above and then some travel overland to escape the swamp happened in last night's session; we called it for the night the first time a PC fell into an underwater pit of Quippers, so I could leave them in suspense. Mote is in my forum here under "One Thread Worlds" Its very messy right now and I am going to move it to its own section in the next couple of days But by all means take a peek, its very unique. |
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Post by mao on Oct 10, 2019 11:39:58 GMT -5
Oh and love the idea of the nooses! Gonna haf to steal that
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Post by The Perilous Dreamer on Oct 10, 2019 16:08:56 GMT -5
Nice! Is Mote described in the forum somewhere? I ran my regular weekly group last night. Last session the party slew a Green Hag and her many zombie minions (nicknamed Bog Wights by the locals; all swamp-bloated and wearing nooses around their necks) who they'd been hunting for a while. They then descended into a narrow maze of 4-5' wide tunnels under her tower, seemingly burrowed from mud and clay, only 6' high or so, all knee-deep flooded in black, opaque swamp water. The maze was mostly safe (she had been trying to retreat into it for hit & run shenanigans when they killed her in part thanks to a couple of lucky crits), though their front rankers repeatedly fell into submerged pits under the water, some of them filled with swarms of Quippers (swamp pirhana, basically). Eventually they found the secret chamber which held the majority of her treasure, as well as a magical petrified giant's heart whose deep, slow beat they could hear through some of the walls. Across which was bound a druid, the replacement PC for a recently-dead character, the Hag had been tormenting for about a month. Most of the exploration above and then some travel overland to escape the swamp happened in last night's session; we called it for the night the first time a PC fell into an underwater pit of Quippers, so I could leave them in suspense. Mote is in my forum here under "One Thread Worlds" Its very messy right now and I am going to move it to its own section in the next couple of days But by all means take a peek, its very unique. |
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Post by Admin Pete on Oct 10, 2019 16:24:23 GMT -5
Mote is in my forum here under "One Thread Worlds" Its very messy right now and I am going to move it to its own section in the next couple of days But by all means take a peek, its very unique. Thanks, I didn't think about posting the link here, I hadn't read this yet. |
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Post by mao on Oct 12, 2019 14:03:44 GMT -5
What ME, too lazy to post link?, not me......
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Post by mao on Oct 15, 2019 6:16:21 GMT -5
Game did not go off, whoa is me! Ah well I guess you cant have fun when you get close to 60,lol
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Post by The Perilous Dreamer on Oct 21, 2019 21:48:28 GMT -5
Game did not go off, whoa is me! Ah well I guess you cant have fun when you get close to 60,lol Maybe it can still happen soon and yes you can have fun at 60 and beyond. Some members tell me way beyond. |
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Post by mao on Oct 22, 2019 5:54:10 GMT -5
We left it that we would try again in December. They seemed to be super stoked that I was gonna run, no hard feelings from the way I fired almost all of them.I don't know if it's been 1 year or two at this point.I am still looking forward to it, not sure if this will lead to on going games, I'm just gonna play it as easy.
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