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All set @monlithic... you are a moderator for the sub-forum and the game group, when a new player joins you have to add them to the group so they can post. Let me know if you have any questions or if any issues crop up.

For any of the players here, if you are interested - @monolithic is looking for players for an OSE/Dolmenwood game:

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=340

I'm interested as well. I have heard of Dolmenwood, but don't know much about it.

From https://smolderingwizard.com/2021/03/18/return-to-the-known-lands-sessions-8-and-9-cabin-and-cellar/ Dates: 11-8-20, 11-21-20 PCs: Gato (Halfling FM 2) Osan (Elf F/MU 1/1) Dorful (Elf F/MU 1/1) Omes (Half FM 1) Hirelings: Arvay (torch-bearer) Kroenen (Meatshield) Links to Previous Sessions LL N...

Well, that worked better than I thought it would! Erwin glances around, not quite believing all the lizards are gone. He follows Odmimus, trying not to think of the white ape scenario.

jcftao wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 18, 2021 5:55 pm

Merias may befriend animals, but wouldn't be able to affect a lounge of lizards.

Actually, I'm going to allow it. If Erwin wants to re-direct the behavior of the lounge of lizards, he may attempt it. It won't be a "charm" affect like with Bane (his loverly jubjub bird), but he may be able to do something. Huzzah! Erwin attempts to discourage the lizards from eating the party!

mythictom wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 18, 2021 3:34 pm

Cough. Turn animals! Cough

I think Erwin's abilities are such that he can only befriend a specific animal, not turn them. Ref?

Erwin keeps together with the others. "Does anyone have some oil or anything we can light on fire and throw? The moths may fly to the brighter flames and take the lizards with them!"

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