A Look Back at Kalgar: Pushing Character Development

It takes me quite a while to like a character I've made, most likely because I am so critical of my own

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work. It often takes many sessions and levels of gameplay before I come to enjoy a D&D character I've worked up. While we've been tracking the adventures of our players in The Long Game, I would like to take this opportunity to update you on my own feelings toward my character and the game we've been playing.

Ruber: A New Quest

So there we were, in the heart of the demon's volcano fortress, waiting to hear if the devil could make

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more Edges of Sanity. Had he betrayed us? Was he still on our side? After two weeks of holding our breaths, we here at D4sign finally found out what happened next...

Aliens

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Almost all of our posts recently have been about our current ongoing D&D campaign, The Long Game. So, to change it up, here's something completely unrelated and possibly a little silly. Since I may never get to run these in an actual game, I present to you my adaptation of the xenomorphs from the Alien movies as D&D 4e monster stats.

Onward to Ruber, the Land of Fire...

One can never be too sure what the future holds. While the party led a group of dwarves into their

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empire, the last thing they expected was to actually run into Illithid creatures! Fighting just one was a headache, in some ways literal, and there were obviously more just waiting for the tasty brain matter of others. With threats from all sides, the party decides to continue their quest to rid Tong of the Edge of Sanity thereby ridding Cyfandir of one threat at least.