Recap and Setting Introduction The session begins with a recap of the prior events centered around the exploration of the Durst Mansion, also known locally as Death House.

The evening began at the Dwarvish mining village, after dropping off the injured dwarf at Oredeep. It was mid-evening, so the party decided to camp for the night

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And Joe Manganiello is somehow involved. “While no specific project was announced, the presence of Weis and the Hickmans, who co-created the world of Krynn for TSR in

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And it’s more a discussion of what they don’t say than what they DO say. Here’s the transcript and highlights of the earnings call, but overall: from here,

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Context and Recent Events The group had departed from Gallofend and accompanied Duke Gallo to the city of Bresk for peace talks following a significant battle against the