"What?" You may ask yourselves. "Was that a post from Raven?" "The dude is still alive?"

Yay! Raven post!

Cedric is so sweet, I love that kiddo.

Cedric is also a breathing example of what bad friends can do to you.

What is a nice guy like that literally doing in a place like this, hmmm?

Excuse us for trying to save THE WORLD.

I'm used to being called a bad influence, but Gib isn't. 

...with his pushing stuff off of tables and eating faces and such.

Loved the post, Reralae.  Excellent read (as always).

Okay, folks - the time has come.  Unless you plan to eat this guy's face, here's your shot.

...I do plan on eating this guy's face, in fact!

Just... you know... after I've eaten Davena and Garn.  

Save a nibby for kibibi!

Also, yeah Rer, feels like Morgana tugging at my heartstrings over here!

As a sidenote, I like that Aranwen's started to mention Shinara more, she is undoubtedly the superior goddess. Ch'dau, Gib, Cedric, put the wigs on! We're Laughing Maidens now!

You know that you have arrived when people start arguing your game world's religion OOC.

Also... that's a LOT of eating there, big fella.  Aranwen is gonna have to put you on a diet, or you'll look like the furry version of Fat Thor.

...well, a few weeks in a cage with nothing but table-scraps or less will make for a terrific appetite, y'know?

Besides, I've heard that the "cat-dad bod" is the in thing these, days.

We'll start with faces and save the rest for the trip home.

I'm dying at the mental image of cat dad bod!

A note on health - in D&D, health is regained slowly over time, but that does assume that the wounds are kept clean and bandaged, properly cared for, etc.  We've established that such is not possible here, and Ch'dau was literally at death's door thanks to infection.  So before you go knock heads, you may want to toss a cure spell or two at the meat shields (if you want them at maximum HP, that is).

There's no argument.

"What else remains in the place where skill, armour, and steel have faltered, but the grace of the Dancer of Fortune? All of us who know battle know that her favour can be the subtle hand that sways the outcome, even where all else should seem lost. Perhaps it seems strange for me to call on her only at the most dire of times, but I wouldn't ask more of Haren'selkya; to request to change her dance I imagine like asking me to change my song. An uncomfortable request, at best..."

The absolute best.

RE: Brom Post:  Man, everything is so ominous!