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Tarlyn- do not post a next day scene, please. You're going to mess up the chronology if you do.

Just hold that thought.
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Roger that.
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tarlyn wrote:Roger that.
Thanks. We've got to keep the timeline in recognizable shape. A few hours' difference is okay- days, no.
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I'm on holiday for the next three weeks, in Peru. We are staying in reasonable hotels, but I have no idea what the internet provision is like! I'm sure Ewan can NPC me as needed
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Indeed, I'll NPC her. Mostly, I figure she'll be using a lot of Gather Info checks, scouring the city for information. She's got some magic that might prove useful, too.

IH will be on that case, at least for now. Poor criminal scum- one almost feels sorry for them. Almost.
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Yikes. Make sure Shana is equipped with a mop. Things may get messy!
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Ken of Ghastria wrote:Yikes. Make sure Shana is equipped with a mop. Things may get messy!
I'm sure Rafe will have fun playing IH as a 'detective.'

''Is that how you played good cop/bad cop at the Academy?''
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Hey, Ewan, a request: Could you avoid using that bright-blue font color for the NPCs' dialogue (e.g., the woman at the orphanage)? It's very hard to read, at least on my computer. Thanks.
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Ken of Ghastria wrote:Hey, Ewan, a request: Could you avoid using that bright-blue font color for the NPCs' dialogue (e.g., the woman at the orphanage)? It's very hard to read, at least on my computer. Thanks.
Depends on what board you use actually, Ken. Mine is white but some are black so it doesn't matter as much lol! I just highlight it to read it.
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Ken of Ghastria wrote:Hey, Ewan, a request: Could you avoid using that bright-blue font color for the NPCs' dialogue (e.g., the woman at the orphanage)? It's very hard to read, at least on my computer. Thanks.
I'll try to remember for your sake, but most colors read so well with my background that it tends to slip my mind.
If I do encounter colors that don't show up so well, I just hightlight the text block. :wink:
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No Ewan keep using that font as it represents the Light of Goodness that Rardi has turned away from !!! :wink: :wink:
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NO USE

THIS ONES!


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Hope you was all wearing sunglasses! :P
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Lord Skybolt wrote:No Ewan keep using that font as it represents the Light of Goodness that Rardi has turned away from !!! :wink: :wink:
Hahahahah!
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I guess Ino knows a few things about Ravenloft so hope my post is ok.
- The first 2 Feats a wizard should take are "point blank shot" and "Precise shot"!
- W H A T ! ? !
- Or they should NEVER memorize rays!
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VAN wrote:I guess Ino knows a few things about Ravenloft so hope my post is ok.
Sure, she can guess that The Land of Mists might be a 'demiplane.'
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