Out of Character

The same for yourself!

That's fine, I understand. Hope you enjoyed yourself, I'll have Almadel retire alongside Caradoc. Take care.

If everyone's done at the inn, I can wrap up Caradoc and Almadel leaving the group, then advance to you meeting Garyld.

That sounds fine to me.

Yup, Contantine will take his stew to go ;)

Ready.

Sounds fine to me. Sorry I haven't been posting recently, I was sick and couldn't focus on anything.

I'll try and get the post up today, on my lunch break or after work. Btw, any of you based in the UK? I'm using Imgur for the maps and NPC portraits, I know it's no longer showing the images for people with UK IPs so if anyone has issues seeing the images I'll use another hosting site.

I liked Constantine's post, but I always laugh when the characters supposedly think about my "warrior" character being so more prepared and then I glance at my character sheet with my massive 1 hp waiting to be one shot into oblivion.

ha ha
Constantine is just a wee bit naive. he's a rich kid who ran away from home for not getting what he wants, and he's bitten off more than he can chew. To him, you guys are the real deal.

Anything else to do while around Garyld's place? If not, where to next?

As a reminder, there's other places and NPCs in Milborne to explore, if you wanna get a bit sandboxy. If not, we can move on to you escorting the merchant down the river, either the next day or after you've rested enough to get back up to full hit points for those who might need it.

I'm ready to part - the lad will simply follow the elders

I'm fine to proceed to the next part.

Please proceed.

I'm fine with proceeding.

On November 29th, I am making my bi-annual trek to Walt Disney World. I will be gone until December 8th, and will likely be unable to post or check in during that time. If I am in your game, please bot me as necessary. If you are in my game, sit tight, and I'll pick up when I return. I should be able to post fairly regularly right up until leaving.

Bi-annual? how long has it been a thing?

Well, this will be our 35th or so trip. We've only just started the biannual thing about six years ago. Before that, it was pretty much an annual occurrence. My wife's eye doctor, whom she sees once a year for her glaucoma, is in Tampa, about one hour from Orlando. So when she goes to the doctor in November/December, we drop by Disney to enjoy Christmastime in WDW. We also go to the Flower & Garden Festival, Festival of the Arts, or the Food & Wine Festival. Because of her glaucoma, she is almost blind (she has about 10% of her vision remaining in her left eye only), so we are trying to let her experience as much as we can before her vision goes completely. Next year we are going to the Grand Canyon, and we're planning an Alaskan cruise in the near future.

WOW
I love roller coasters, but my wife tells me I don't, because old people don't like roller coasters.

So we have a bet, that we have never tested.....

But it's on the list.

Just out of curiosity, have you been to the California one, for comparison?

There's a hotel there I've always wanted to see.

I've been to Disneyland a few times. We went about four times while I was stationed in California, but it was over 20 years ago. Much has changed since I was there.