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[seekingferret]

I'll be running a short D&D adventure next week. Fourth Edition, level 4 or so...

I'll be setting it in real medieval Europe, in a shtetl. All of the characters will have divine classes- cleric, invoker, avenger, paladin. Which we'll be renaming something like magid, kabbalist, and warrior of the magen david. That's right, I'm finally running my Jewish D&D session. Wheefun!



Thanks to help from mithrigil my mess of a Yuletide has taken a completely new shape, which I think I'm a little more comfortable with than the last shape. I think we're on the fifth version of an outline and the third different story shape. This story will either be something I'm immensely proud of and can point to as a calling card or a total disaster that will make me long for Yuletide's anonymity to be prolonged. At the moment, I'm slightly more optimistic than pessimistic.

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[sanguinity]

I'm swinging wildly between "I love my story! It is clever and brilliant and awesome!" and "It is broken and unfixable and will never be right, never!" At the moment, I'm feeling the latter.

And I've got until Tuesday to get it to final form, because after that, I will have no internet connection until the 26th...

[bookherd]

Oh man, that adventure sounds brilliant. How'd it go?

[seekingferret]

It went well. I'm working on a writeup of the session which I'll post here, but with Yuletide and such I haven't had a chance to finish it.