A Life Full of Adventure

There is a noticeable lack of leadership on this small team. Zak is intended to be a happy-go-lucky support character, but not the face of the team. The dwarf cleric seems like a good choice for a leader, but his player seems to have decided the dwarf is also a support character. And what a support character he is! Our characters have history together, so perhaps the fighter doesn’t think she should be the party leader. Also, she’s probably a bit self conscious at her AC and HP total leading her to go down in quite a few fights. Still, it would almost be better if she hired us. Maybe I’ll suggest that.  Also, Zak is still bad at finding traps! Slime from the ceiling? Spider from a dead body? Didn’t see either of those coming! Still, I got a few more chances to practice, so I’ll be raising those skills next time I level up. Theoretically,we’ll be done with this adventure next sitting. I have a hankering for something…more.  Maybe we can dive more into these characters, or maybe I’m

Zak – Half Elf Thief Wizard (Me) Thanin– Human Fighter Ogurdan – Dwarf Priest of Selune The party’s negotiations with the werewolf pack leader did not go well. There seems to be a lack of leadership within the party itself, so there was no real plan on challenging the pack leader. A fight ensued, centered around a well that took up most of the floor of the tower. Again, Zak’s Sleep spell made the fight more manageable, once it actually went off. Before then, the fighter was dropped by a gang of werewolves. The cleric held his ground until the other wolves could slowly be felled by arrows. A couple more wolves joined the fight from the stair above, but the party survived to fight another day. The cleric had his hands full with healing spells. The well turned out to be sentient, at least the water therein, holding the personality of a bard from long, long ago. The bard had served in the keep under Lord Crest. The bard also never shut up. Zak learned many things from the talking water bar