Despite the visceral fear and suspiscion he has for what has occured, upon seeing Akhash collapse, Renard immediately looks to the druid-- "Tanya! please see what you can do to help Akhash!" Then, giving a sidelong glance towards Thonunian and putting aside his other fear, Renard (only one...

[ooc] sorry it seems I got a little confused ... i thought there was one up on Balpur -- from the last DM narrative... will edit ...[/ooc]

Feeling the warm touch of White Blossom, Renard turns to Tanya and gives her a short bow of thanks. Looking about he notices that his comrades have similarily despatched their foes. His eyes freeze a moment on the half-elf warrior and his stomach turns at the sight of Thonunian's blade. He gives a k...

Mephiston wrote:

On this combat map, do the 'faded' character markers indicate dead or incapacitated?....

The death of Borimere (sp) - made me breath heavy and brought a tear to my eye.
The Balrog scene - sent shivers down my spine (hasn't happened since)

I can't see Pan's Town yet ...
hmmm (darn server!)


~ edit ~
nope, just flashed back to it and now I can see the updates. sorry.

(good server ... good server...)

Yep, I laugh every time ... yet, somehow, even though it is only 80 min. long, it FEELS like much longer ... I think its becasue there is so much laughter packed in the first half that the second stretches a bit.

And I just bought Bubba Ho-Tep and can't wait to see that!!!!

What is..."subjective", precious?

just that.

wow, nice map .. but where is Pan's Town again?.... Thonunian wrote: And does one of those buildings have the title "Renard's keep" over it?!?! ...mmm... *beginnings of a small frown with a glance in the direction of a certain member of our party* Tänya will hold out hope the second "...

GAH! well, subjective a it is.. 12 Monkeys rates a solid 9 out of 10 for me.

As Akhash falls from the massive wounds, a desperate cry of wells up in Renard, and is promptly caught in his throat as the mist seeps from the knife and enters his body. Once the shadowy elf rises in a flurry to attack his foes, Renard can only choke out a few gasps of air in shock, and admittedly,...

[ooc] soory folks, I was out wiht a bad cold yesterday -- lots of sleep :) [/ooc] Renard awakens relatively quickly for him. The rude awakening of blade slashes across his chest send him rolling to his feel, rapier drawn frm walking stick, and will attack the beast just to the north of him (near Tan...

"Ha. It is an intersting idea! However the stories I had heard did not mention specifics. You will notice that I referred to the Tower being previously occupied by a monstrocity. That is all the detail I have from such tales." <shrug> "Such is the nature of the 'mysterious'." Th...

Enjoying Star's reaction, Renard then listens to her request. "Alas, fair Star, there are no songs that I am aware of. 'Stories.' Ah, that is another matter. Many stories are told of this place and this man, (if indeed he be), we are to visit. "Kadir Shazar is the man we are to visit. The ...

A look of mild surprise shows on Renard's face as he did not expect Star to respond with such sly humour. "A fair jab, from a fair woman," he admits with a smile. "It is the four-legged creatures I have difficulty riding," is his verbal riposte, with a wink. Then he does his best...

Renard gives a warm chuckle. "You cannot be guardian to all, melamin, not predict all possibilities. We do what we can. As is Akhash. He is quite capable of fending for himself, and should the need arise, he may but say a word and I am sure we will answer him." He gives another assessing l...

Leaning in closer to Tanya, Renard stage-whispers, "I don't think our friend cares much for the lack of subtlety riding a wagon, or even fine horse gives. He prefers much more subtlety." Then speaking out to the trees where the elusive half-elf was last seen he mentions, "But I am sur...

Tanya whispers to Renard for a moment, causing his brow to furrow in deeper thought. He sighs, replies quietly to her and then after giving some extra thoguht to the issue, turns back to the inkeeper. "Honourable keeper, in light of the disappearance of our companion, Atrus, not knowing if he l...

Although Renard thinks the innkeeper's use of the word "cursed" likely means that it is strange and unfamiliar to the man, Renard smiles (once again) and nods. "Of course. And let us wrap it in a bit of cloth so it won't attract undue attention." And to the innkeeper, "Thank...