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I knocked off 15 points. In retrospect, I realized I should have taken off 30. Ouch. I'll clean it up tomorrow. I'm tiiiiiiired.

Done! Talin is now less talented.

Cheers. He always acts in co-operaton with Freya on tracking anyway so I don't think it will have made much difference to past rolls. One of the two of them is normally successful.

Kudos on the behir chase and the resulting tension. I am genuinely worried that every decision I make will result in a giant monster tearing one or more of my PCs apart.

Thanks. The behir is out there! I hope you find it's lair before it finds you...

Grendelthebrave wrote:Kudos on the behir chase and the resulting tension. I am genuinely worried that every decision I make will result in a giant monster tearing one or more of my PCs apart.

You're going about it the same as me, which means we're probably both doing it wrong.

But...it's only 9 foot long! Go on...take the risk...

I think if the Chief of clan Onyxbreaker hadn't offered to send a handful of soldiers to clean it out I just might have had a go. Which probably would have resulted in Chevo's little brother becoming next in line to go collect his brother's sweet axe.

I like the Onyxbreaker setup. Plenty of opportunity for back-up / replacement characters if required.

I guess the other two are also from Greyforge originally.

Does Milly have parents or relatives? And where is she from? Campaign map here:
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Places in red are on the Boldenwald border and are possible adventure settings. Places in black are the towns and cities of the New Kingdoms, mostly pretty safe and sedate.

I suppose Milly being from Yoll makes the most sense geographically. She was born to Shayl (Mother) and Lenc (Father). Her parents would have to be fairly on board with the visions in order to allow her to follow them to Greyforge, or maybe she ran away, how would seers be treated in Yolli day to day life?

Sorry for the delayed responses, my wife and I went camping for a couple nights. We did about an 11 km hike with ~30lb packs. So I officially have nothing but respect for my Dwarves hammering out the miles with 70lbs on their backs And they most certainly don't have the ergonomics modern packs would! It is for this reason that I am totally on board with encumbrance.