- The party entered the dungeons via the East Tower, the former gatehouse of Castle Dundagel.
- They encountered ravens that mocked there inability to open the door to the dungeon, but they got past this obstacle and several others thanks to Abbador's Cross-Dimensional Crowbar.
- The party spent most of the expedition in the first level of the dungeon, looking for some goblin-treasure hinted at by Abbador.
- No goblins were encountered. Instead they befriended Herbie the Rust Monster and slew Skippy and Bobo (a pair of giant rats) and killed some Purple Raiders.
- They stole the Scepter of the White Queen and the mustache right off the face of a Purple Raider.
- No one knows what the mysterious lever in the kitchen does.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Caves of Myrddin, online session #7
Today's party consisted of two fighters, Taurus the Psychotic Clown and Edgard du Lang, and two magic-users, Abbador the Mutator and Philip the Black. Thanks to Taurus's carousing, he lets slip some information regarding the adventure, mostly in the form of improvised (drunken) songs about his own feats accompanied by some dubious accordion playing. Since accordions haven't been invented yet some folks start referring to this strange wailing instrument as his Box of Devils. Anyhoo, here's what you think happened based upon the slurred verses of a drunken Juggalo:
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I thought so, too!
ReplyDeleteDamn...that sounds like all kinds of awesome...
ReplyDeleteI gotta get in on some of that.
I'm still happy to add players to the roster. If you can play from 4:30 to 6:30 am CST just email me at jrients AT gmail etc and I'll put you down. Players are drawn at random from the list each week.
ReplyDeleteI still can't believe we got out without a scratch. Edgard might make it to 2nd level after all.
ReplyDeleteThis says something about what constitutes "befriending" to Taurus.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if aluminum would be like a jawbreaker or other hard candy "lollipop" to a Rust Monster. It's meaningless, in this case, since you'd need electrical refinement of bauxite to get cheap supplies of aluminum, or find some very expensive native aluminum for it to chew on.
ReplyDeleteI still can't believe we got out without a scratch.
ReplyDeleteMy 2hp magic user (Philip the Black) is very happy about that. The treasure hall was pretty good too.
I also think our dealings with the Rust Monster illustrate why TTRPGs are awesome.
Yeah, if I ever hear of a computer 'rpg' that will let me go back and get the rust monster to screw up the bad guys, I'll finally start playing the dang things.
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