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Death’s Heretic (Pathfinder Tales) by James L. Sutter (Goodreads Author)
Death’s Heretic by James L. Sutter My rating: 3 of 5 stars Solid book–way more planer travel then I was expecting. Good characters. Solid structure. Exciting combat. But overall mostly forgettable–the Pathfinder Tales just never seem to capture some of the real magic of D&D for me for some reason. I will keep trying but…
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Brew & Ire remains Ridiculous
Another fun Brew & Ire Roll20 session. We got destroyed by a Tendriculos which remains one of D&D’s most ridiculous creatures.
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Page 11
Brother Lawrence insisted that, to be constantly aware of God’s presence, it is necessary to form the habit of continually talking with Him throughout each day. To think that we must abandon conversation with Him in order to deal with the world is erroneous. Instead, as we nourish our souls by seeing God in His…
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page 10
I met Brother Lawrence for the first time today. he told me that God had been especially good to him in his conversion. He was eighteen at the time and still in the world. he told me that it had all happened one winter day, as he was looking at a barren tree. Although the…
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Oath of Gold (The Deed of Paksenarrion, #3)
Oath of Gold by Elizabeth Moon My rating: 4 of 5 stars Book Three of the series REALLY gets good–I enjoyed the first one a lot, found the second one kind of unfocused and somewhat predictable, but this one really closes out the first arc in a charming and rewarding way. If I had known…
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Descent to Home Play
This is the new face of D&D… There is still some pen and paper…. But the Flock has moved on line during the Pandemic. This week we continued to explore the Scar–battling more demons and discovering the body of a dead hag And there was a lot of Bardic Inspiration to a lot of strange…
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