Scourge of the Sword Coast--D&D Encounters S17 S6

Another fun night of D&D Encounters at Mercenary Market in Costa Mesa.

Jack has a job taking out the trash at his Grandma's house. The key is to have the cans properly spaced so that she does not receive a note and, at the same time, not block Les's mailbox on the left or the driveway on the right. 

Waiting for feedback on this setup.

We hit Chipotle & got to the store with plenty of time to set up--but Brian was needed to DM!

Good Lord!

Jack has a Dwarf Fighter.

Richard was sitting pole position playing a Drow Rogue.

Thor was playing a Wood Elf Fighter Ranger.

Jeff had a High Elf Mage.

Brandon had a cleric that he built during the game.

I was using my white dice.

Brian bought a giant mat for use in the game.

I had the old character sheet, for Don Buri which I plan to rewrite this week and share my amazing D&DNext Ninja build.

The fight this night was an amazing battle--I think DM Brian had set us up for a TPK.

But luckily we brought a lot of Sunkist and were able to win the day.

DM Brian was shocked.

How the am I loosing to Brian?

New Quarter--No Quarter!

Another fun morning of Magic with Tuesday!

It is the start of the Spring Quarter for the Team so they were lazy--Andrew & Alexander slept in and missed it.

Jack however was up and playing new decks for the first time in a while.

Preston was on time with his deck

And Dylan continues to dominate with his Slivers.

I had a fun game with Liam--he Pacified my Vorel of the Hull Clade, but I was still able to tap him to double the tokens on Myscutter Hydra.

The look when I swing for 16!

Cassidy & Evan were in the house. Evan is a very fun player.

Jack and Cassidy went 2-1 in a very good match.

 I rolled double ones multiple times today:

It actually started to get absurd.

Tuesday blamed the dice, but I realized I was just having that kind of day.

Icosahedrophilia Podcast, Episode 187: The Road to Madness, Episode 3

I feel like a missed a few episodes or for some reason I am not tracking the adventure of the crew of the Broken Promise as much as I once was.

The party is heading up a frozen river to continue their investigation--there is a lot of talk around crafting skills which do not really exist in 4E & surprisingly, Chris has not made up his own awesome rules--so the actual play I did not find that engaging.

I have a feeling we are a few episodes away from something awesome happening again on this one--may be time for another Dream Interlude!

KNOW DIRECTION 79 - ANALYSING APS

This is a great episode looking at Pathfinder Adventure Paths. Some good history, nice overview, and fantastic audience participation make this a really great place to jump on and start listening.

One of my frequent complaints about Know Direction is that it tends to go on a little long & this episode is no exception--I think it is close to two hours. 

But it is still very informative throughout & is clearly starting to build a fairly big following within the Pathfinder community.