Yeah, we're basically trying to be do-gooders and help them out. Could've easily left them to their squabble and taken the money.

Alright. I finished writing down the extra rules in the Campaign page. If any more house rules come up, I will note*** it down too.

EDIT: WHY THE **** AM I SO BAD WITH WORDS!?

Thanks! This will help us a lot! And most of all should save us all time for you not having to explain it to us. 

I think we spend a lot of real-world time waffling about whether or not to rest. I propose if half the party has posted and is fine with a rest, then we advance to the end of the rest (pending some interruption by GM). Anyone who wants to use hit dice or do other things during the rest would obviously be free to do so. 

I actually do tend to move on whenever half or more player agree on something (unless it's the weekends). I just didn't do it this time because you guys went through a hard battle.

Hey everyone. Hope you enjoyed your weekends.

We seem to have come to a stand-still in the campaign. I already posted the description of the next room. Feel free to post what your character does and any retrospective things they would've done in the auditorium during the short rest.

Thank you for playing.

Our pointman should open the door : ) 

Guys, feel free to use this thread to make OOC discussions about in-game things. If you need to discuss what you should do OOC, then please do so here.

Update: Added a note about diseases in the house rule list.

Just went into the campaign notes to see the new rules and second line:

"Just because you have a goblin in front of you doesn't mean you have to murder the shit out of it"

That was always there.

In my defence, it tried to hit me first!

Can verify, that line was always there since day 1.

I know, I just love that we pretty much went " yeah...... nah we're gonna murder them"

Somehow I knew there was a hobgoblin behind this 

Of course. But don't let your guard down though. He has a homebrew weapon.

Also, I like how everyone's characters (Skiirod and Elsara are, at least) would probably like to end this peacefully but nobody has actually bothered to talk to the leader even after he spoke to them in Common.

Yeah, misread the post. Thought we were sorting initiative first. Added something about trying to be a resident diplomancer (you never know, the childish elf might be able to stop any more deaths today).

How I feel the diplomacy is going to go...

I'm going to wait to reply on Elsara's turn since we're properly in initiative now. Might I advise maybe popping a post with the initiative tracker, so we know who should post when?

 I must say I have the feeling I can’t keep up  with the pace you are imposing in this campaign. And it’s rare the day that more than 3-4 hours go without me checking the forum and answering to the campaigns, I mean just check the threads I participate... I am not idle user. I sincerely think that with a little bit of patience this campaign could be excellent for all of us. What I see here is an interesting scene where all of us could have done something, talk with the leader, backup Elsara or try to convince her of her naive point of view. The dragonborn could have pointed to the “leader” its flaws for he led the clan to a life of danger and he wasn’t there to lead them when they needed him, even when a Goblin went to warn him. Val could have talked him about the balance in the nature and that you collect what you sew...I don’t know a lot of things and nice RP chances lost. From my experience playing a PbP game requieres a little bit of mesure and patience for the DM and the players. If not the feeling of deattachment grows and people start to feel that they are slowing down things and ruining the rest fun. 

What the rest of you think? I am not saying that we slow the pace to one post a week, but one or two post every 24 hours is ok and gives all players the chance to actually play.