Raven Season!

[nocarename]

It's that time again campers.
They're still doing really well. I don't think we've had a fight run for more than two rounds either. Ah well.

High Points

• PCs make the checks for Dame Edna Madam Eva to actually explain things. The travel itinerary is set up: Church, waterfall, a series of vigils about the area and a fight with the Baron. Should be wrapped in no time.
  
• The assault on the church to stop the zombie attacks was conducted by jumping through the roof. Opponent spell casters continue to be taken out by things like throwing bears at them.
  
• Followed the river up to the falls, fought a crazy dwarf trapper. (Which I'm sure I've fought in somebody else's game. Right down to the pile of sleeping furs. It's bugging me...)

Memorable Quotes

• "Shamans in the north use Ice to Flesh to help feed the tribe in lean times."
  
• "I have knowledge geopgraphy, so I know things about waterfalls; like how to chase them." "I don't." "Well that one should stick with the rivers and the lakes that he's used to."
  
• "Attacking the ground to prevent taking damage - like the Hulk!"

Comments

[hjcallipygian.livejournal.com]

I have just started gaming in the Pathfinder system recently, in the past few months. So pardon for perhaps a dumb question: What is Ravenloft?

[nocarename]

Ravenloft is where all the D&D gothic horror goes to moan and stalk about in misty woods and castles and what not in.

More specifically, Expedition to Castle Ravenloft is the 3.5 version of one of the eariliest modules written for AD&D. It was eventually expanded into it's own whole setting. Like the Plateau of Leng for the Chtullu mythos, Ravenloft is more of a state of mind then a solid piece of geography.