So how have Laurie and Gennifer changed?

[Tessa]

[quote="Guardian of Twilight"]By the way, what page was that on? I think I may have missed that myself.[/quote]

The letter from Gennifer to Laurie starts on page 8 and is the introduction to the Boritsi family. I may be a bit slow, but I don't recall reading anything there that confirmed Gennifer's lycanthopy.

[Tobias Blackburn]

Me neither. I read it to mean that she was worried about her sister.

Has any else noticed that the Fates seem to love kicking Gennifer around? If anything bad happens to the Weathermay-Foxgrove sister, 9 times out of 10 it happens to her.

I wonder if it has anything to do with the Watch.

[Guardian of Twilight]

Then I must have misread something, so I apologize. I will look it over again as soon as I borrow it from my friend again. Thank you.

[Steve Miller]

Me neither. I read it to mean that she was worried about her sister.

Has any else noticed that the Fates seem to love kicking Gennifer around? If anything bad happens to the Weathermay-Foxgrove sister, 9 times out of 10 it happens to her.

I wonder if it has anything to do with the Watch.

Or she's like any player character I've ever played... she has awful luck.

I once played a character who NEVER made a single successful saving throw.

[Algaris]

They can't have lasted long.

[Steve Miller]

They can't have lasted long.

My record for speedy PC death: 5 segments (under the AD&D2 rules).

One campaign, I went through 8 elves named Eli, until the DM insisted I name my character something else.

When I DM, my luck with dice is far better for some reason.

[Jack of Tears]

>>Then I must have misread something, so I apologize. I will look it over again as soon as I borrow it from my friend again. Thank you.<<

No, from the way I read the statement, I agree that it can be taken as a clue to Gen's infection. If you read the recent material, there are clues sprinkled throughout, some more obviouse than others. (and some less intentional, apparently)