This is Randy

How should we be uploading our characters?  I’ve got the basics ready but am still working on background and gear. 

I will get a map of Botkinburg posted soon.  For now you are just in the tavern and can assume a small village with a keep on the hill.

John,

Would it be possible to put the players username after their name in the character posts? Then we have a spot to see that as well. THanks!

Sarah

This is Matt J.

I am getting used to the format of this and trying to navigate is interesting. I am ready to go I just need to remember to come on each week. If I could get a reminder maybe the first time or two that would be swell!

Yes, I can put the user name on the character list as well.  

Posts!  Two of the group have provided introductions.  The game is afoot!

If milk is an option lol I have no idea what the world looks like, do they have some cows or goats to give me a nice glass of milk? If not water serves just as well.

The last two players to get things posted both indicated that things should finally allow them to do so shortly.  Then we can move on.  I'll have an update ready soon.

First, try to be clear about exactly what you are doing.  For example, 

 *Where did Ghiberti take a nap?  In the middle of the path?

*How many goodberries did the mage get?

*Where are you putting the bodies?  Behing the hut?  

For the next post:

*What exactly are you taking from the goblins?

*What are you doing with what is left?

*Who is carrying what?  (I'm not a stickler for encumbrance, but I will say "no" if it gets out of control.)

Second, consider what the next move is.  I'm assuming your taking a rest since two of you mentioned it.  Don't be afraid to post the next step if it looks likely that you are moving on.  For example, what do you want to do in the morning?  If you wanted to post about that it would be easier to keep things moving without waiting on the next post.  If something happens in the meantime to change things (Say, a giant appears at 5 a.m.) we just don't get there.  But it can help keep things moving.