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Dungeons and Dragons Encounters: Undermountain Week 2

Another Wednesday rolls around, and with it comes D&D Encounter week 2. I was looking forward to the game all day long, bu dreading the late night driving. Eating before the event was definitely a help, and I arrived at the store about half an hour early. This gave me plenty of time to hang out and chat with Shaun (the organizer and fellow DM) the other early arrivals.

To be honest, I was somewhat dreading that few if any of my players from last week would return. I had prepared a character (human cleric named the Berzerk Friar) in the event that I wasn’t needed as Dm. To my relief and happiness, all 4 players returned, and with them, 3 more! I now had a table of 7 players, and my previous worry was turned on its head, that I might have to give one or two up!! Fortunately for me, and everyone involved, the place was packed, and we went from last week’s 3, to 5 full tables, 4 of them having 6-7 players apiece. It was exhilarating, crowded, loud, and scads of fun.

The returning players were all there with their original characters. We have the Dragonborn Ranger, who loves to use all 3 of his actions, every turn. He makes the most of it. Last week he practically danced back and forth across that bridge whilst peppering them all with twin strike. He’s great. His wife with newborn babe of 11 weeks was a new player, and she played a great Deva Invoker. It was beatific. Ron was back with his Half-elf Battlemind. Steve was back with his Ardent, and Dave showed ready to continue playing his Genasi swordmage, and he also brought his fiance, who played the most hilarious halfling sorcerer, with incredible abilities to intimidate. Finally we have Eddie, who had last played 2nd edition AD&D. He played a great human “brutal” rogue. It was the first time I got to use “rattling” so that was nice. Also, he had good tactical sense.

Having gone long past 8pm last week, we still had the negotiations with “Rein” , which was great because it allowed for some awkward role-playing/skill checking for a bit, and yes that included some intimidation. I had the 3 new PCs show up just as Rein is coming to, and they instantly teamed up, which was nice. They questioned Rein for a bit, and learned a bi about the history of the place. They noticed she was concealing the whole truth but couldn’t learned little new information. Soon, it was decided, having agreed to a fine sum of 220 gold, payed afterward.

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