The Oaks discovered that Milas Homar, banker extraordinaire, supplier of fruit in bozes throughout Westcrown and Westmarch, may not be the friend people keep telling the party he is. Yes, Milas Homar evidently sent a team of assassins to infiltrate the Society of the Nine Knives. After uncovering the conspiracy to murder the Silver Oaks, and the conspiracy to let Orcs and bugbears into Silverthorne, the other shoe dropped. Yes. Milas Homar has been manipulating the Nine Knives and the Orcs and the Dragonborn to cause chaos and destruction. And who has profited from the warring and Chaos? None other than Milas Homar, humble proprietor of the Lock and Leave Bank in Westcrown. now the party must undo the damage, if there is still time.
Category: Musings (Page 8 of 9)
Long Live Rodrik Silver Oak, heir to the Silver Oak family! Oh how cruel his death was, ambushed in a back alley by assassins, orcs, and bugbears. He had steadfastly defended the walls of Silverthorne for months, only to be cut down the day before his brother, Kurst, arrived back in Silverthorne with help in the form of our intrepid adventurers.
Laying on that large tree stump, in his funeral finest, Rodrik had one last thing to give. His sword, The Singing Sword, Silverthorne itself. Cleaver of Orcs, Orsbane, the sword dropped from Rodrik’s hand just as Kurst approached his now stiff and cold remains. And not a moment too soon. At the Cathedral door awaited three score orcs, bugbears, and even two hill giants. After several fireballs from Maldrin, sneaky shots from Storr, and a valiant effort from Sebastien and Justin, Kurst with his new-found Orcsbane waded into the sea of orcs, and parted them with orcs blood. Soon, all that remained of the siege was orcslain. And Kurst and company triumphant.
Two separate Board game Sundays have resulted in a shift in the standings. We have played the newly acquired War of kings (which by the way, is a terrific board game for anyone interested in awesome. Anyhoo, two games have been played, a hard (four player) and a six player game (ultra hard). In the first game, Kevin P won, and was awarded 4 points. Brooks, Martin and Robert all tied for second, and each received 1 point. In the Second game, played this last Sunday, Robert won, received 6 points, Nick came in second, receiving 4 points, and Patrick came in third, receiving 2 points. So the overall standings, with one more board game to go this year, is:
Robert 11
Nick 9
Kevin P. 9
Martin 9
Patrick 6
Brooks 5
Gifts cards to Common Ground games will be awarded after the last game of the year, which will hopefully be an epic War of Kings finale.
The Target in Wylie has an amazing Starbuck area with LOTS of seating around the corner. It’s smoke free and might be an OK place to meet. It could seat 70 people I think — no joke! You just have to walk around the corner to the back where there is a long strip of tables and chairs. Jeff and I had coffee there this morning and checked it out — great seating and very quiet!
Here are directions: http://www.mystore411.com/store/view/33097/Starbucks-Wylie
Here are photos to give you a feel for the place.
I loved this quote from Irish-American novelist J. P. Donleavy:
Writing is a way of turning the unhappiest moments of one’s life into money.
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