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JK says, Whew. Hope I didn't leave anyone out. We have a character sheet from everyone now. Oh and I really do roll all the attacks. I don't just make up the results. Don't worry too much about the exact layout of the place. It's a bar filled with tables, chairs, chandeliers, mugs, and anything else you might think of. Just have a good time.
Jerry says: I've always wanted to have an actual barroom brawl, but it's been too difficult to run in a live game. Here the DM has time to make decisions and add the necessary flavor. Guys, here's your chance to go crazy and get creative. It's stump the DM time! Woohoo!!!
JK says: Oh yes and Jerry is the DM now. It's stump the DM time.
John says: Ok. How about you sending to this address again. I didn't recieve some turns, and would like to figure out a way not to keep missing these.
Jerry says: JK, please add this new address to the address macro. John should now be receiving turns at both addresses.
Jerry says: It took me over two hours to do this turn. No problem. Just want you to know, once again, why there was a delay. I bet I've sent out over 20 emails regarding questions about combat, updated characters, etc. That's fine. They have to be dealt with. However, if just ONE PERSON says just ONE WORD about the delay, their character is TOAST! There I said it.
Everyone else: Oh Yes, mighty DM. We understand. No problem. ::bowing::
Jerry says: Keith call me, please.
Guys, to give us time to do the turns and get to bed at a reasonable time, we need turns in by 7:00pm CDT. Thanks. If anyone has a problem with this, please let us know. I'll try to get the turns out by 10:00pm each evening. JK may want to do his turns a little later than that. He'll let you know.
John says: Again, unless you object, I'm going to keep sending my response via two services.
Jerry says: Great!
John says: BTW: This is a fun "fight". Hope you DMs are enjoying your slaving to the keyboard as much as we are enjoying reading the results.
Jerry says: It took a little over two hours tonight to handle everything, and I loved every minute. I've wanted to do this for a long while. Don't get used to it though. I couldn't do this forever. :)
JK gets the next two turns. JK check the private notes below my turn for some useful information.
JK says, my apologies to Talvik who rolled last for his initiative.
David says: Pretty strong orc. Pretty nimble too in order to get such an advantage on someone with an 18 DEX and 18/00 strength...... JK says: Everyone knows the average orc is stronger than the average human. It's only natural for a super-orc to be stronger than a super-human. Joking aside we're building up a nemesis group... the Black Blades. The orc should wind up being Gareth's rival, and everyone else will meet theirs eventually. If the end of this turn was any indication, Nonam will meet his sooner than everyone else.
John says, Elves are supposed to have fun, right? JK says, Yes. Of course most of them hate undead (even friendly ghosts) with a passion. But then again Jus isn't your average elf. He's a mighty hero.
John says, Just out of curiosity, was this a DM's way of working things into the order of initiative. I'm not complaining, just wondering why Jus didn't punch the Orc as he wished to. JK says, Yes. Gareth beat you on initiative last round. This round too come to think of it.
David says, To DM: I'm assuming that everyone thinks Flaust is a male, due to her deep voice and hidden features....or maybe this society has a thing against dominate women.. :) JK says, I know she's a woman. I don't know about everyone else. Jerry's the one who had the halflings call her a man.
Jerry says: David, as far as the strength of the orc goes, JK put that very well. I thought you needed a rival and also wanted to see what you'd do with an equal or slightly superior opponent. This time it was in a bar fight. Next time.....?
David says: An orc nemesis? Maybe next time I'll ask him his name and he'll pass out in an effort to remember it?
JK says: Hahaha. Hey you should see Valdor's (Steve Hott's character for those of you who don't know) counterpart in the Black Dragons. It's this guy with long arms that walks like a gorilla. Compared to that an orc doesn't seem so bad.
Jerry says: Um, the scarred human must have cast a contingency spell to wake him after two rounds upon unconsciousness. [grin]
JK says: Ooops. You know I thought he was unconscious, but I couldn't find it. So I had him take an action. It turns out I just didn't look hard enough. I found it this time though thanks to all the 'prompting.' Anyway I needed some way to end the fight. My other alternative was "Gareth beats the orc's head into mush."
Jerry says: Flaust is a dominating woman? Eww...Onrad hates him I think. As far as calling him a he, it must have been the deep voice and hidden features.....:)
Jerry says: It is very tough to run a turn when the actions that the player desires is no longer available. (JK agrees) You have to try to include their clever dialogue if possible and give them the same sort of result somewhere else. Note that in "real" combat things will run VERY different than in a bar fight. We will adhere strictly to the rules of combat and what can be done in one round. Not that we won't appreciate creativity.
JK says: Jerry gets the next turn
Jerry says: More than one round has passed since anyone took damage so Flaust is unable to give anyone any hit points with his healing and herbalism non-weapon proficiencies. However, he is able to treat everyone so that they heal 3 hit points during the night rather than the usual one.
David to Jerry: Yeah, I imagine Flaust could rub you the wrong way in a conversation...but then again, she's not here to win a popularity contest :)
Jerry says: Onrad (and I) were kidding. I like the way you're playing your character very much. Onrad tends to like everyone until they have proven themselves false. Especially when he has made a commitment to them.
Jerry says: David, don't forget that in 1st Edition, half-orcs were player characters. Also, there are many references to orcs that advance in levels as humans do. I must be doing it right, because you even hate the concept of it. Good. May that hate continue to grow....[Muhahaha] BTW, I have no intention of him being foolish or a device for humor and slapstick. He and his fellow conspirators will humiliate you if you are not careful. Beware! This is your only warning.
I didn't receive turns from David or John. I hope to hear from both of you tomorrow.
Jerry
Introduction from The Jericho: The expanded group is beginning to meld together. It is amazing that this is only the second day in The Floating City. The email game is surely a different animal to the live game and the chat room game. I liked the idea of just walking out into the city and describing the site first-hand with levels of detail that are usually avoided in a live game.
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