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

[Wrathbone]

We might have to hold off for another week. Its 50/50 at the minute whether I'll have to stop away with work on Thursday and I wouldn't want to leave it until the last minute to confirm it or not.

I think this week was unfortunately not meant to be. I took one day off work and today everyone but Santa has been onto me with urgent stuff that needs doing, so it's probably going to be a late one.

[Sly Boots]

That's understandable, holidays (or rather coming back from them) can be a bitch.

[Mantis]

No problem, I opted out of staying over and drove home but we're in the same place tomorrow and I'm already zonked so will need an early night anyway.

[Raid]

Yeah, I'd kinda assumed that we weren't going to be playing this evening based on what Mantis said the other day.

[Mantis]

Could we do Wednesday this week? Thursday is a no go for me, I'm afraid.

[Raid]

I can do wednesday.

[Wrathbone]

Yeah, works for me.

[Sly Boots]

No problem here

[Raid]

So do we know which alignment Slythe has on his character sheet?

[Mantis]

Arguably still good because we just liberated Gainsborough from potentially eternal torment.

Pity we can't afford to do a similar thing for the council members who are all now aware of our being less than honest with them in the past.

[Sly Boots]

Arguably still good because we just liberated Gainsborough from potentially eternal torment.

Pity we can't afford to do a similar thing for the council members who are all now aware of our being less than honest with them in the past.

Ha, yes, I do promise I purchased Gainsborough II out of guilt and my intention is to free him as best I can.

And we could always try to rescue Beatrix somehow...?

[Raid]

We'll have to wait for her face to reform first to make sure we're not saving some random peasant.

[Sly Boots]

It'll have healed by now, I'm sure.

Maybe it was a bit much, but I just felt she was being a bit judgey

[Mantis]

We could save them. Be a shame if we couldn't though. I mean, it would solve all our problems of being fraudulent High Lords of the North if everyone who was involved in our ascension was trapped as slaves in the hells. Such a shame.

[Wrathbone]

There is actually the concept of the evil in the Nine Hells being so pervasive that it can turn good people evil, so if we ever get to the D&D equivalent of the Nuremberg trials then you could always play that line.