The greatest challenge of playing Dungeons & Dragons is scheduling the damn game. This was true in high school, it became more difficult at university and in adult life the problem is almost insurmountable. I played the game a handful of times in 2018 and when I tried to schedule for 2019 — planning ahead, you know — only two dates seemed realistic.
The Door of Destinies
Aryxhai lets out a sigh and sits down in front of his jar. “This is pretty messed up, guys. Morsyana creating an alliance with demons. Also, she should be 1056 years old by now. That’s bad news, I’m telling you!”. Tijl and Glückmock pull the body of the mind flayer away from the doorstep, while … Read moreThe Door of Destinies
They might not realise it, but things are looking bleak for Bingverd Flossbottom, Ballelds Landidith and Bor Durlyne. Flossbottom is firmly but uncomfortably secured in the secret compartment of a cart, Durlyne has attracted the attention of recently homeless Uktarian orphans and Landidith is combining his role as trusted advisor to the king with having his face plastered on wanted signs throughout Prydisyrr.