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#521 Post by ragnboneshopper »

No prob, Chub! Nicely handled on the edit... :D
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#522 Post by ragnboneshopper »

Sorry for the lack of an update guys. My grandfather passed away after a month of severe illness, may he rest in peace. I'll try to do an update tonight, and in any case I won't be very active until after the funeral on Tuesday. But stay tuned...
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sorry about your loss man.
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#524 Post by Stonjuz »

Yes, take as much time as you need. ;)
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#525 Post by Grognardsw »

Sorry for your loss.
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#526 Post by Sir Clarence »

My deepest sympathies.
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#527 Post by rredmond »

That sucks ragnboneshopper. Please allow me to add my condolences.
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Sorry to hear that...
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#529 Post by saalaria »

So sorry to hear that RS. Don't worry about the game, we can wait for you.
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#531 Post by ragnboneshopper »

Thanks for the condolences, everyone. Really appreciate it. My grandpa was the best man I've ever known. A big loss, but all went well, and the family is dealing... :)

It's going to take me a day or two more to regroup, mostly because now my wife and a couple of the kids have come down with the stomach yucks. Go figure, right? :roll: I've got to hit the hay tonight so I can take care of everyone, but I'll plan to restart by Sunday at the latest. Again, thanks so much for the thoughts and for your patience...
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#532 Post by zebediah »

Life plays such tricks on us... Take care of yourself and yours, we're not going anywhere.
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#533 Post by ragnboneshopper »

Ok guys, thanks again. Should be back now. Hopefully a short update right now, and then back to regular posting rate... phew! :P
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Welcome back.
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#535 Post by ragnboneshopper »

Stonjuz wrote:I suppose he could use a small mirror to check on the creature, (even talking to it thru the mirror) Will the boccob silver symbol be polished enough to see a reflection? Probably not? but wouldnt that be cool. :geek:
I suppose the back of the symbol could be polished to that degree, if the silver were pure enough? A rear-view turtle mirror. Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear? ;)
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#536 Post by saalaria »

All - I'm still here. Apologies was unexpectedly without internet for the last week. Playing catch-up so Swil just following you around dumbly at the moment! Think we should investigate the boulder shouldn't we?
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#537 Post by ragnboneshopper »

Glad you're still with us, saalaria. :D I have to admit I was getting just the tiniest bit worried about you...

Say, how did playing d&d with your kids turn out?
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#538 Post by Stonjuz »

Grognardsw wrote:"Friend Stonejuz, I've not the underground experience you have as a dwarf, so I don't know the creature you mention," says Thurinor. "But I share concern of dangers in this cavern."

If there are loose stones about the floor around them, Thurinor will pick up a handful and throw them into the cavern ahead to see if that may draw out hidden danger.
Thats the one :o I knew Id seen em somewhere....I guess I should have rolled to....but....fun stuff.
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#539 Post by saalaria »

ragnboneshopper wrote:Glad you're still with us, saalaria. :D I have to admit I was getting just the tiniest bit worried about you...

Say, how did playing d&d with your kids turn out?
Good thanks Rag - a couple of sessions of Dagger using the Mentzer Basic set castle/dungeon as the basis. Havent had a chance for a while due to moving house and going on holiday for a week but we played some Dungeon recently to keep it going!

We should go back to it over Christmas I expect.
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#540 Post by ragnboneshopper »

That's cool about playing Dagger and using the Mentzer intro adventure, saalaria. Great choice. I've regretted not running my kids through that one. Maybe as the two younger ones start playing...

Ston, on the lurker thing, no sweat. And it's fine how you handled it too, Grog. I'm not too picky on that, because we've all been around the game enough that I'm pretty sure half the time we all think of the same possible group of monsters that could pop out. As long as you work it into your character and do some role play, it's cool with me. What's the fun of being an adventurer if you can't "know" a few things, right?


Now I have to tell you all, my 6yo was running his game the other night and put his sisters and me through this sequence where we were fighting goblins that we soon discovered had buttons on their necks. Crack the goblin/robot open and it gives you an electric jolt, fries the end of your staff, that kind of thing. So we decide to grab one and hit the button to turn it off. Nope--it self-destructs in your lap! So my daughter decides to try to hit the button but shove the goblin/robot at the others to blow them all up. It works. Then random explosions start happening, walls and ceilings are coming down. We can't get out of this dungeon we're in, and it's coming down on our heads. We're all like, he's gonna kill us! Then my son says, "You wake up. It was a dream. You're still in the village." He's a little dickens of a DM, gotta say... :mrgreen:
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