No need. I just missed one turn.The Sisters of Solace wrote:Lore, I'm already attempting to remind one player of deadlines. I have no idea how effective it is, but I am trying.Loremaster wrote: God dammit, I simply forgot. Well, I will have to live the consequences.
Damn it.
I'll be happy to include you in the PMs, if it would help.
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Thanks, Monty. I had no excuse. Im not normally this lax.Montressor wrote:Late players who get their orders into me before I wake up tomorrow (it's 2 pm now) will have approxiamately half (one more or less) of their orders attempted.
Waddley wrote:your Highness Sir Dr. Loredoctor, PhD, Esq, the Magnificent, First of his name, Second Cousin of Dragons, White-Gold-Plate Wielder!
I'm going to need to put my faction on break for now. It's all I can do to keep up with Pantheon and my new job, and I MIGHT throw in ZA because it wont take as long to plan, but I doubt I can do more than one major plotting game.
Sorry everyone! But it may slow down some.
Sorry everyone! But it may slow down some.
Avatar wrote:But then, the answers provided by your imagination are not only sometimes best, but have the added advantage of being unable to be wrong.
If it's cool with Montressor, he can have my place.Dorian wrote:really? Cause I know theres another player waiting in the wings...
I just don't have the time for all the games right now.
Avatar wrote:But then, the answers provided by your imagination are not only sometimes best, but have the added advantage of being unable to be wrong.
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Oops . . . sorry, Menolly. Deleted your post by sheer accident.
Regarding your now vanished comment - the SCROUNGE penalty is certainly one of the least trifling of all the effects of the Great Dust Storm.
Regarding your now vanished comment - the SCROUNGE penalty is certainly one of the least trifling of all the effects of the Great Dust Storm.
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"Yes," I said, "for the love of God!" - Edgar Allan Poe, The Cask of Amontillado.
"Yes," I said, "for the love of God!" - Edgar Allan Poe, The Cask of Amontillado.
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The Great Hyperspace Storm served a similar function.Montressor wrote:Que?Loremaster wrote:Great Dust Storm. Deja Vu.
What's with this Que nonsense? What are you, Johhny Mediterranean?
Waddley wrote:your Highness Sir Dr. Loredoctor, PhD, Esq, the Magnificent, First of his name, Second Cousin of Dragons, White-Gold-Plate Wielder!
Yeah, except, yours was space dust.Loremaster wrote: The Great Hyperspace Storm served a similar function.
And, I rolled mine before Balon quit.
Loremaster wrote: What's with this Que nonsense? What are you, Johhny Mediterranean?
Yeah, that's my thing . . .
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