The Role of Gamard will be going to Almerin who is no stranger to playing Dwarven characters. Please give him a warm welcome.

I will be posting today during my lunch I hope.

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Welcome Almerin! Hope you enjoy the game as much as I have.

I'll get to reading soon, and hope to post my first entry this weekend.

Welcome to the merry romp! This should be fun and a quicky post game. If Roger would quit trying to bump us off it might go easier,lol!

Ill let the others post before hand. need the bugbears choise of reply to Alan, though I can guess it, anyways. Once a couple ppl let us know what they doing, i shall begin 'convincing' this creature that telling us what we want to know is indeed in it's best interests.... I do so enjoy torture... er, persuasion...

I can post the BB's reply if you'd like. When I have computer cause I did like using my phone to post.

My post is in. If necessary, Gamard will use his remaining spells to heal any wounds that still need attending to.

Much appreciated Almerin. BTW - Although I do Cure X Wounds by percentages, at low levels I set a minimum amount of healing at 8 hp for CLW, 16 for CSW.

Both of you, awesome. Love it. Especially Wembley, again. Reminds me soo much of Tasslehoff.

Aw, I was jus gonna take smaall bits...

Just for the record, I have no intention of writing out a cut by cut, piece by piece torture session. Sorry - not my scene and this is a PG site.

Luckily, the others have their own ideas in mind. No point torturing him now. Might just off him before we leave. bwahaha

Kill Kill The Stupid Bugbear! - the Bard sings.

Gamard is questioning the bugbear about this strange place we're at. He's just looking for information that can help the group escape or get a better understanding of what kind of place we find ourselves.

Feel free to sum up the outcome of the conversation, Roger. No need to drag this out. I know you wanted a quick dungeon crawl.

So now this is turning into a real game. I'd say we start checking the portal frames to see if they have any kind of markings. There may be a code to them that clues users as to where they are going.