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Dwarven city seal – part 1

Written by Vincent on October 26, 2010 - 1 Comment
Categories: Gameplay Log

We’re continuing the D&D Essentials adventure. See “Kobold exodus” part 1 and part 2. We have a sunpriest, stormpriest, thief, dwarven slayer, human slayer, knight and a wizard called Trake (me!). Now for whatever reason, my friends started doing more and more outrageous stuff. When I asked them about it, they said it’s all my [...]

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Kobold exodus – part 2

Written by Vincent on October 22, 2010 - 0 Comments
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We’re continuing the D&D Essentials adventure. You should read part 1 to catch up. Now, I have a leaky memory. Couple that with me being a storyteller and not a story reporter, some of the scenes might be misrepresented. The more dramatic a particular event, the better I remember it. Thing is, sometimes I don’t [...]

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Shard Saga – Sliding ice

Written by Vincent on September 1, 2010 - 0 Comments
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I missed the first part of the previous game session. So I, Kepler that is, joined for the 3rd and final encounter of the ice cavern. How did the adventurers get to the ice cavern? “Air freight, what else?” winked the DM, referring to the airship of the Twelve, with Lady Sharyn in it. Apparently, [...]

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About Vincent

I play D&D semi-regularly. I like magic users (thus mostly falling into controller roles). I tell funny adventure stories.
I also write about math and programming and other interesting topics at polymathprogrammer.com. I publish a monthly online magazine Singularity for curious artists and intellectuals.


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