The return of the D&D campaign: This time it's potatoes

[Sly Boots]

Shame, but understood!

[Mantis]

Yeah no worries.

Though you describing this as a pivotal moment in the campaign has me worried for how badly we may have miscalculated just waltzing into this guys lair.

[Wrathbone]

I say pivotal because the outcome of the encounter with Abarax is likely to determine the direction of the rest of the campaign, or at least have an impact on it. I usually have some semblance of where things could go in a variety of directions, but this feels like a set of closed doors waiting to be opened and I've little clue where any of them lead. Equally exciting and terrifying from a DM perspective!

[Sly Boots]

Are we aiming for tomorrow?

[Wrathbone]

Provisionally yes. I barely slept last night after the vaccine as my arm is absolutely killing, so I'm pretty out of it today. If I manage to sleep okay tonight then I should be fine for tomorrow.

[Sly Boots]

Kay-o

[Raid]

I'm good for tomorrow so long as WB is up to it.

[Mantis]

Likewise.

[Wrathbone]

I think tonight is an abort I'm afraid. I managed about 4 hours sleep with the arm pain (which is finally easing off this morning) and am exhausted to the point where I'm already micro-sleeping at the desk and dreaming that I'm working.

Got a meeting soon...

[Sly Boots]

No worries mate, I remember that arm pain well, and it's a bitch.

[Wrathbone]

Should be free any day except Wednesday this week.

[Sly Boots]

Any day fine for me.

[Raid]

I'm not available this evening, but I can do any other day.

[eny]

*coughs*





*exits*

[Wrathbone]

Worryingly accurate.

No sorcerer though! I suspect Charr would drop the bow and simply command the target to immolate.