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Session 18 — The Temple of Angharradh

Hey Bob,

Shh, it’s okay, we don’t need to wake the others. There’s no trouble, I just wanted to chat for a minute. This forest, it’s so beautiful, but so strange and dangerous. Nothing like the great grasslands back home. Even in the late hours of the night, there seems to be so much life moving about us. I’ll be honest, I’m really out of my element here. I think we all are; I’ve never seen everyone on such high guard. Back home, we’ve traveled the lands and made friends far and wide, and perhaps a few enemies here and there. But here? It seems everywhere we go we cause trouble. Yeah… the Wild Rovers seem to seek out trouble, but not like this. Even Urs isn’t acting like himself, this morning he didn’t even use his hammer to seek out a direction.

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Session 17 — A King’s Ransom

Hi! Urs here. So, no shit, there I was, sitting in a campsite that felt familiar… But I couldn’t quite place it. Lot had happened. Tobias got taken. I rode a bear into battle. Died. Came back. Props Aengus.

Side note. I want to recap what I have learned thus far:

1.) Not all Humans are Humans. There are also Genesse. And Dworfs. Vara (I still think she is Human, just saying.)
C.) Violence doesn’t solve everything. Like, 1 time out of 10 (just learned that number, very excited about that) words, or not doing something is better. Obviously, violence is still very important.
7.) Just because someone says they aren’t lying doesn’t mean they aren’t lying. Also, just because someone says they are telling the truth, doesn’t mean they are telling the truth. This is happening a lot it seems these days.
Urs.) Counting is hard.

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