We had D&D today.
All of the party (except arguably Celyn, whose impressive deeds were subtler, but hey, rogue) spent some effort on building their legend. It was absolutely ridiculous.
Izgil's player on Celyn: "He's not reality-denying, just reality-alternative."
Refresher on the party:
Celyn: my rogue / priest of the god of chaos / fairy faith adherent. His god, the Wyrdling, is also the patron god of one of the towns we are fussing over.
Robin: shy paladin of the Wanderer, the god of protection of travellers (including psychopomp stuff); currently equipped with gear that includes a ring of jumping. Rides a wingless, purple gryphon named Grimalkin. Grimalkin is the extrovert of the pair, because he is very clear that he is fabulous.
Viepuck: junior high school aged warlock/bard of Curious Chthulhu Looks At The Material Plane; borrowing Robin's ring of water walking.
Izgil: the dwarf so autistically obsessed with the moon it gave him magical powers.
( Nonsense #1: The Runaway Ex-Lord )
( Nonsense #2: The Giant Skeleton )
( Nonsense #3: We Did Not Engage A Swamp Monster At This Time )
There was a lot of nonsense! But it is true, morale improved.
All of the party (except arguably Celyn, whose impressive deeds were subtler, but hey, rogue) spent some effort on building their legend. It was absolutely ridiculous.
Izgil's player on Celyn: "He's not reality-denying, just reality-alternative."
Refresher on the party:
Celyn: my rogue / priest of the god of chaos / fairy faith adherent. His god, the Wyrdling, is also the patron god of one of the towns we are fussing over.
Robin: shy paladin of the Wanderer, the god of protection of travellers (including psychopomp stuff); currently equipped with gear that includes a ring of jumping. Rides a wingless, purple gryphon named Grimalkin. Grimalkin is the extrovert of the pair, because he is very clear that he is fabulous.
Viepuck: junior high school aged warlock/bard of Curious Chthulhu Looks At The Material Plane; borrowing Robin's ring of water walking.
Izgil: the dwarf so autistically obsessed with the moon it gave him magical powers.
( Nonsense #1: The Runaway Ex-Lord )
( Nonsense #2: The Giant Skeleton )
( Nonsense #3: We Did Not Engage A Swamp Monster At This Time )
There was a lot of nonsense! But it is true, morale improved.