Game post tonight

Quote from: Posterboy on Jul 24, 2016, 08:20 PMDoug, could you add Idunn to the character list for Darkening? No rush. Just when you have a moment.
Thanks!
Ayrn

This is done.

Doug, I've been meaning to ask what manner of software you use to generate the maps you post.  They look pretty good, and it would be handy to have something that I can use to quickly knock a dungeon together.

I primarily use Microsoft Paint, Excel, and anything I can find on the internet.

I use Excel to create my grids (see attached), setting all columns to two; selecting the sheet and bordering all cells; then copy an area and paste into Paint.

In paint, I draw what I need; paste any small icons that I grab off the internet, and then clean up the map.

Really unprofessional, but it works within my skill set of Art programs.  

Huh.  I would not have thought of that.

Hey guys, sorry I've been quiet, just got home from unexpected funeral back in home in Washington... still catching up.

Condolences.  I hope it went alright.

Sorry for your loss, Matt.

Sorry to hear that, my thoughts are with you.

Thanks guys

Doug,
 I finally got around to putting my weapon damage in the signature block.

Full weekend was full.  Post tomorrow.  Sleep now.

Hey All,
Just getting back from my second work trip. I need a couple of days with family. Hope to be back at posting on Wednesday.
Peace,
Ayrn

Hey Ayrn! Awesome! I thought you had a second trip, but I didn't remember when it was. Glad to see your return.

When you post, we'll work Idunn back into the barrow.

Quote from: tomcat on Aug 16, 2016, 07:50 PM Okay, Arbogast overcomes the Fear, but he rolled a SECOND on his corruption test for rolling an in a Blighted Place...

Sorry Paul, but I think I am calling for a permanent Shadow point for this.

If you don't think that is fair, feel free to give me your challenge - I am happy to listen. 

I'll reply here, since we're establishing a general game precedent.  A permanent Shadow point seems appropriate, though I personally wouldn't apply an accompanying Flaw in the absence of a bout of madness.