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Gene, Joe, Tom, Veronica, Barbara, Michele, & Maria play Holger the Bounty Hunter, Mallius The Cleric, the Bastard D'Uvel, Natasha the Mage, Dr. Emma Zimmerman the Plague Doctor, Anya the Red, and Marienne Denoir, a duelist. 

The wizards are sent a terrifying warning. The Ginormous makes his appearance. 

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Causa Mortis Live Play 2.mp4

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Steven

Question: How do you, PDM, maintain such a relaxed tone. When I run combat, I get so excited, I lose concentration and forget my notes and make emotional calls. Anybody with any ideas?

Grendel

Great fun watching you guys! I'm not trying to be a jerky jerk, but how did Veronica survive those runes?

Firstspear

Man - that DM screen is a bit excessive, don't you think? ;)

Grendel

I'm not saying that "IF" she died, that I would'nt have somehow "skipped" it, but I was just wondering out loud. In any event I just thought it was a fun session. I can't wait for more! I'm also glad because you don't seem too bad off at all from stupid covid!!!

Jared Davis

I like the plot. It reminds me somewhat of Ghost in the Shell and V for Vendetta. I envisioned Natasha reading the explosive runes, letting out a Homer Simpson-esque “DOH!” and green fire raging outward. I imagine the runes were like a claymore mine. She caught the backblast for less damage than the main blast that radiated outward to kill the assembled wizards. I look forward to them meeting the Ginormous. Hope you all return to full hit points soon.

Thig

Very watchable as always. I really liked the interplay between Natasha and Malleus too, essentially, we are friends don't worry, just don't step out of line - in both directions too. Great stuff. Also very enjoyable seeing how much you enjoyed yourself with each part of the plot, you could almost hear the 'Mwuhaha!' running through your head at key points. Haha love it.

Jonny Himes

PDM, it's great to see the whole group back at the table. The role-playing drama is nice, and it is cool how you're able to get into character based on their choices and questions. Question: Do you still want to rid DEATHBRINGER of clerics, when it affords your PCs so much potential for character building & interaction?

Todd Sharp

It just takes time. Realize that in you’re excitement, you’re forgetting or destroying a scenario you designed. Don’t do that to yourself or your players.

Todd Sharp

Great work, PDM.. My thought watching it was how patient the other players were. Was there other content that you did with them that was cut? (Not necessarily a full story thread) I try to make sure that I move back and forth between groups when parties are split so that no player at the table goes longer than about 10 minutes without some kind of interaction. Do you still have players sit in order of action during combat? How has your style of table management evolved recently?

Graham Kane

This was like watching a movie. I've said before how I think your DM'ing style makes for an incredibly cinematic game. What movies, if any, influenced this particular adventure?

Steven

Thanks Todd, I guess it's like a zen moment. You're present and Active, yet you're watching yourself at the same time.