Posted by: Kelvin in The Vast on
Mar 3, 2009
He was a hard bargainer and now I barely have a copper piece to my name but I'm sure it is a sound investment for the future. How could I ever hope to become a skilled craftsman without the correct tools....
Posted by: Mark P in The Vast on
Mar 1, 2009
Part 6. Revelations.
Jacob released Raiyanna from the mirror. She was traumatised and weak.
Posted by: mikey in The Vast on
Feb 25, 2009
I am looking into a mirror, which shows a man wrestling with his conscience.
I have made a decision about the fate of Raiyanna.
It could have been easier but for the split in the party opinion, dear Marsha voted for the release of Raiyanna's spirit as did Iasiah.
Posted by: Kelvin in The Vast on
Feb 23, 2009
It was ok till the monks came back to life. If they were dead well it stood to reason they didn't need it. But now they were back.
I can't just give it back - what am I going to say? "Oh I was just looking after it for you" - I don't think they'll fall for that one, especially as I neglected to mention it to anyone else.
Posted by: Myandar in The Vast on
Feb 23, 2009
I am used to the dark ... but this is the darkness of complete imprisonment.
Where is that screaming coming from?
Posted by: Mark P in The Vast on
Feb 23, 2009
Everyone agreed that the corpse of Brother Godfrey should be burned in the great furnace. He was placed within, and quickly consumed by the flames.
The party moved into the chappel, taking as many candles and lamps as possible, and fortified the place as best they could for the night.
Posted by: Kelvin in The Vast on
Feb 19, 2009
Are these the final written words of the missing Abbot?
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Posted by: Mark P in The Vast on
Feb 14, 2009
At night, the monastery was filled with shadow. An island of darkness in the mountains and the snow. Just as the sun went down, the party heard movement from behind the door of the refectory where they had built a warm fire. Footsteps and some evil laughter coming from the kitchen.
Posted by: Myandar in The Vast on
Feb 12, 2009
It is strange ... he is not the most charismatic or the brightest of leaders but there is something about Jacob. He is wary of me and yet was willing to forego his own comfort and warmth when I needed it.
Marsha may be more charismatic, Hugh more powerful physically, Isiaih more astute and Bovrain more interesting (strange man) but they all look to Jacob for guidance. I think I may have found the vessel to help me complete my objectives.
Posted by: Myandar in The Vast on
Feb 5, 2009
I remember the day well.
It was early evening on my 18th birthday ... my coming of age, the day I finally grew into womanhood. Morden was already in a bad mood having failed her finals for a second time but I couldn't care less - Latheluan was coming over to see me. Another step into womanhood beckoned this evening.
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