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yggdrasil 06-30-03, 12:12 PM	Hey all, I have been hard at work on my campaign website. Please go and have a look at it and let me know what you think. If you take the time to read through it you might uncover ideas for your own storylines, subplots, personal quests, etcetera. I write up the session (session 10 is the latest) and then the players write anecdotal comments that I insert. My group is made up of 3 players; a half-orc monk named Orrusk of the Order of the Yellow Rose, a Sun Elf sorcerer/cleric name Illuminor from Evermeet and a human fighter named Stedd hailing from the Western heartlands. We play every thursday and I update the site at least once a week. Go and have a look and don't forget to drop a comment, both good and bad... This is my first such project, although I have been playing since 1985. forgotten (http://www.denestor.com/fr)
Ivy 06-30-03, 12:48 PM	Nice looking site, Yggdrasil! Keep up the good work. :)
Anuminas 06-30-03, 04:32 PM	Site looks great. I'm not even a huge FR fan, but the way you apparently run it appeals a bit more to my tastes. Keep it up. :devil:
stoltzVI 06-30-03, 05:43 PM	really nice site! the layout in particular was sweeeeet, and it was even easily accessible on my 56k, much props for that. the campaign you are running seems like a pretty cool one too, i`ll have to read through it all sometime (and perhaps steal an idea or two for my own campaign) *evil grin* if it`s okay with you of course :)
yggdrasil 07-01-03, 03:55 AM	Thanks for your kind comments... Please steal any and all ideas - crikey - that's what I do... a little bit here and a little bit there to make something approximating "original" for my players. I like a complicated story with lots of layers, sublayers and then even more sub-sublayers. Some layers are players inspired (things they want to do), others are ordinary quests (group things) and then there are the consequences (from both). I am sorry that sessions 11-13 have yet to be written as it has gotten very interesting lately. The elven priest/sorcerer of Corellon Larethian (Illuminor) has just absorbed the Book of Eliador (The key to prophecy of Ezarus) - his chest literally opened up and consumed the book amid much screaming in agaony by Illuminor, blue light and beating organs. Questions about the elf's origins, his faith and his powers (he considers the Weave responsible for both Divine and Arcane magic) are going to blow sky high! Now if only "real life" would back-up a bit, I could find the time to write the last few sessions. Thanks again for the nice words. :D