One sentence review & too much D&D

[alanajoli]

The Google Alert has turned up something fun! Dane of War just posted a review of the Chronicles of Ramlar Soundtrack, The Dreaming, and Into the Reach got a mention!

First and foremost, the music is based on what appears within the pages of the game’s Core Rule Book and Alana Abbott’s novel – Into The Reach. Both are so rich in detail that inspiration literally oozed forth from the pages.

Now, I'm not sure if those are the words of Dane of War or if they're from composer Bryan K. Borgman, who wrote and performed the music on the album. Either way, it's very nice to hear. :)

In other random news, it is totally possible to overload on D&D if you are running a ten hour, two round expedition on Saturday and have to figure out something interesting to do with only half of your regular gaming group (instead of the adventure you planned) on Sunday. It is possible to have too much D&D in one weekend. Luckily, all the players I was hanging out with this weekend are awesome, and I had a really good time, though I ended up quite exhausted, and I'm glad I'm not gaming again until Saturday night.

Last thought of the day: I think asakiyume's guest blog may be my most commented on post ever. :)

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[elven-wolf.livejournal.com]

I had to hand it to the players, though, they once again blew my Big Climactic Scene with a well-placed spell I hadn't counted on. And I learned what DM of the Rings had already stated: don't put a room there if there's nothing in it.

I was growing frustrated when my brother kept flying all around this big cavern full of water, trying to find anything other than dead leechwalkers. I told him, "you find nothing other than dead leechwalkers." But he just had to look again. "Secret doors?" "No." "I put my staff down to see how deep the water is." "You don't touch bottom."

Then the latecomer chimes in, "Well, why don't I just take this breathe underwater potion and dive in to see what's in the water?"

"You missed the whole part about the leechwalkers."

But we have fun.