We wrap up the campaign.
Our next episode is the recap & review, here: https://ggnorecast.com/53.
Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson (aff link): get it on Amazon
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Bickering and exploring. Mostly bickering.
A quick note here from Daniel re: module design: don’t have multilevel treasure tables for generating finite treasures. If there are going to be XdY treasures of properties that you need to generate by rolling yet further, save the DM the trouble and pre-generate the most interesting ones. You’ll see what I’m talking about in this episode. I could have pre-rolled them, but why not save the end-user some work?
Update: our confusion over “Sense Nearby” was just cleared up by the writer of Into the Odd. The character starting package doesn’t indicate that you can “sense nearby” (whatever that means) and also get an Arcanum. “Arcana” should be read as the object of the sensing: “sense nearby Arcana,” like detect magic. I (Daniel) hadn’t looked at the entry until now, but I see that its being split up over two lines is what caused the confusion for us.
Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History: http://www.dancarlin.com/hardcore-history-series/
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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“Pixelland” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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At last, the Observatory.
Our pointcrawl concludes, and we experience the moment of eponymony.
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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We enter the dam; and, don’t worry, everything’s fine, and nothing’s bad!
monster image by Scrap Princess: http://monstermanualsewnfrompants.blogspot.com/
featured image: Complete set of canopic jars, circa 900 and circa 800 BC.[4] The Walters Art Museum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canopic_jar#/media/File:Egyptian_-_A_Complete_Set_of_Canopic_Jars_-_Walters_41171,_41172,_41173,_41174_-_Group.jpg
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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We prepare to enter the ruined dam.
Out of Context D&D: “Do you want his face so that we can open the grate?”
We talk about our experience playing LotFP at DragonCon 2016 in more detail before getting to the actual play. Oh, and also before the actual play, we chat about video games (Doom, Grim Dawn, Dark Souls 3) and other media. Our lovely tour through the ruins of the valley continues, and we wind up at the foot of the broken dam. AP starts at 17:07.
We make our way up the flood valley. Knife-fighting wizards, carrion, and more.
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