The party regroups back at Oleg’s Trading Post, where they meet some new allies and defeat some old foes.
Counter Monkey – Pathfinder Live! (Session 3)
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Counter Monkey – Pathfinder Live! (Session 2)
The group’s exploration of the Stolen Lands continues southward…but will it end as quickly as it began?
Counter Monkey – Pathfinder Live! (Session 1)
This is a recording of the livestreamed Skype call of our new weekly Pathfinder game.
Starring Marzgurl as “Maleuseu the Paladin”, PushingUpRoses as “Jinx the Druid”, Sean Fausz as “Magnus the Magus”, Skitch as “Gustave the Pistolero”, Coldguy as “Rrerrh the Ranger”, and Spoony as the Dungeon Master!
Feeling brave tonight?
Counter Monkey – The Dungeon Master’s Secret Weapon
How to get the party to go anywhere, do anything, fight anyone! But you can only do it once!
Counter Monkey – Dungeon Mastering a Great Game
Counter Monkey – The Importance of Wearing Pants
This story is posted with some reservations, but it just goes to show, you meet all kinds around the gaming table.
Counter Monkey – The Prisoner Dilemma
Spoony talks about one of the most divisive issues in the history of roleplaying: alignment.
Counter Monkey – Thieves’ World, Part 2: The Chicago Way
The party decides to deal with their arch-nemesis, the immortal Tempus Thales, in the only way they can: the Chicago Way.
Counter Monkey – Thieves’ World, Part 1: Don’t Interrupt
Spoony tells the tale of his Thieves’ World campaign, in which some players get a little too…excited.
Counter Monkey – Tandem’s Last Ride
My iconic character goes on a surreal journey, literally down the rabbit hole all the way to Dungeonland.
Edit: Well, there’s one good way to catastrophically botch the telling of a story. That’s to twitter user @Dutchtica I’ve been corrected that at the Tea Party, the Doormouse was a wererat, and it’s the Mad Hatter and March Hare who are the high-level monks. I’ve completely mis-remembered the story. It was the March Hare that I was brawling the whole time.
Shit. Shit shit shit. I feel awful now. I completely ruined the fucking story. I apologize. Any factual content can safely be assumed to range from mostly apocryphal to totally wrong.
Anyway, a couple of other corrections:
* I’m pretty sure Tandem was giving Athena a good rogering (which opens up a can of worms the size of Olympus concerning revenge and character motivations)– but really it was meant to be a hazy drunken memory of…something happening on Olympus that royally cheesed Zeus off. Zeus…who I called Thor several times, because my memory is completely scattershot anymore.
* I’ve also been told that Dungeonland is written for 9-12 level characters, and that our party was much higher level than that. I don’t really have an explanation for that, or if the DM rewrote large parts of it to deal with a higher-level party or not. I’m pretty sure the hookah-smoking caterpillar plays out the same way, but the Tea Party rumble? I don’t know. He might have figured 5 adventurers on 3 Tea Party members, he needed to jack up the Mad Hatter and March Hare to level 20. It would explain a few things.