D&D - the suffering continues

[ailsa_chan]

(Note about the title: It only seems to be the charecters who suffer; players and GM all tend to have fun).

Following the seasonal break (ponders setting up some kind of Christmas equivalent and pouring goodwill and presents down the party's throats. They'd probably find it much more traumatic than facing an army of paladins), there was a brief panic when I couldn't find which ohne of myriad notebooks had the plot in it (or at least the plot of the game). Joe rightly pointed out that if the notebook went back in the D&D draw after I was done writing, I'd make my life easier, but who wants that?

The party had finally reached the location that they were ultimately heading for, on their mission to bring back a fostered noble. They stopped to camp adn plan their assult, but made the unfortunate decision of allowing Esselt to cook. He manager to give food poisoning to most of the party, apart from himself, and Turk, who wasn't going to touch that shit.

Nezt day, Talia, Charles and Esselt went of to try adn carry out their misson by pursausion, while Turk and Bandez stood ready to assult the castle at a moment's notice. The rescue attempt when far too smoothly for the party to be happy with, especially as this is the place where Bandez may have done a bit of flaying a while ago.

Quote of the evening:
Bandez on Esselt and Talia - Well you argue all the time and you don't have sex so that's just the same as being married.

Comments

[ilpala.livejournal.com]

Christmas D&D is the best. it's also about the only time I get to play nowadays ;_;

I treated the party to colourfull, exploding Party poper goblins this year!

[writerdahling.livejournal.com]

I would like to point out that I rolled well enough not to get food poisoning!

And Bandez was cured, so it was only poor Charles who was stumbling around as ill as anything.

[(Anonymous)]

It could have been worse, ralph could have cooked stew - with knives.