Posts from Divine Journey

One is a slave trader. The second is a fanatical member of a cult. The third is a hired assassin.

characters from the Quenta were read

The characters saw an Arab with a slave on a leash, a brawler who started sharing his very important opinion about magic with everyone in Deepwell, and a thug who doesn't steal cell phones but carries a COOL STAFF.

an Arab with a slave on a leash

:)

not everyone, but those standing nearby. There are a lot of people in the tavern, and you were sitting at the other end. My character couldn't have overheard all the voices in the tavern, and there was no mention of a cult. There could be many reasons why he doesn't like mages.

I honestly don't know what to do!
I provided the internal layout of the main hall, but no one bothered to review the details with me. Now, I'm describing the next action, where, after the plans are drawn up, some players are given information that wasn't clarified beforehand. And SUDDENLY, the plan changes, and the characters switch to patrolling. So, Plesen, should I penalize them for metagaming?
This is quite a dilemma: I think I should stop it, but then the whining about favoritism will start again. I'm thinking about it.

you were sitting at the other end

Proof?

Do you have proof that you were sitting nearby and listening? Even if you had heard a few words about mages, there was no talk of a cult.

So, it won't happen? Okay.

Guys, hold on, we'll quickly find a teleport in the labyrinth and have a showdown %):smile51:

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Bai Feng frowned at the sight of the first branching path.
- Well, since we're in this together... I'm a professional assassin, but as I realized yesterday in open combat, I'm not very effective... Only forward.
With these words, Bai Feng moved into the middle corridor, pulling his companion along with him.

I thought about it and came to a not-so-pleasant decision for myself, as the game didn't even reach its midpoint, and the most interesting part was still ahead. I got tired of listening to and answering other people's complaints in private messages.
You see, I spend a lot of my time running this game. And I'm running it for you, not the other way around. But despite this, someone always has to argue with the GM, nitpick about minor details, try to find and accuse him of some kind of favoritism, or even impose their own point of view on how things should be, how they shouldn't be, how they should and shouldn't happen. Why can't people just play normally and accept the events in the game as they are, without trying to analyze/speculate about every moment, making the game more complicated for themselves and the GM?
Basically, I don't see any point in putting in extra effort and doing anything.

Guys, let’s all be quiet and let Revan run the game.

PvP ruined the "experience"...

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Raine, what about putting the parties that cause trouble in jail for a couple of in-game days? Preferably in solitary confinement. And the rest can play peacefully...

All this measuring of dicks has gotten pretty tiresome. Everything is according to the established pattern: trolls, whining about Arandor, someone else's butthurt, trolling, and ignoring the game. Guys, did you come here to play the Expedition or to

Moderated: PROFANITY in the message

? Normal people are looking for the artifact here instead of whining and arguing. Do you want to ruin the Expedition again, like last time? Do you want to kill each other, forcing Revan to close the game? In any case, shut up and play the EXPEDITION! Argue in the chat, we don't care, but please don't mess with the game.

+1 .

Who would have thought.