Gameplay

As Grumpy, Tris, and Sasha were at the local tavern getting some cinnamon rolls, they noticed a goblin nailing something to the notice board. It turns out to be one of the kids of the owners of the Pits of Perild, an amusement park and beginner dungeon. They agree to help him. On the way to the park they fight some vampire bats while camping.

When they arrive they learn from the matriarch that Troglodytes are not honoring their agreement. They were supposed to stay in the lower levels (away from the starter dungeon first level) and only eat any unlucky adventurers that went in deep. Now they have infiltrated the first level and are attacking the guests. The team decides they will help figure out what’s going on. Also, they are to keep an eye out for her husband.

Sam wanted to draw me a picture of Scrabble, my kobold bard from The Pyros and The Flying Harpy campaigns.

It’s the final day! We got the tiny dice! Let’s look at those and then let’s do our summary of this year’s dice advent calendar.

It’s the final die from the bloody metal set. What could be in the tomorrow’s door??

I was able to stay caught up today so let’s see what was in the flap!

It’s Sunday! Let’s get caught up on the the last 3 days’ dice!

Another busy period kept me from writing this blog post until I had 4 days of dice. However within these dice I found a nice little surprise among the dice I expected.

Story

Continuing on from last time…

Ghada comes into the Tavern the next morning as Treb and Scrabble are having breakfast. Recognizing his old adventuring partner, Scrabble says “hi” and introduces Treb to Ghada. Aghell, a giantkin (that’s the ToV term - goliath in D&D) walks in, stubs his toe and everyone in the bar notices him, but as he goes to the bar to get a drink, Ghada, Treb, and Scrabble play a game of dice rather than interacting.

The charcoal set moves closer to completion with today’s die.

Although I found time to open up Friday’s door on the Advent calendar, I was a little too busy to edit the photos and write up the blog post, so once again we have a double-day post. Join me as we most past the halfway point of the calendar. (I can’t believe how close we are to Christmas!!)