A Little Piece of Last Friday's Session

[rick_the_ogre]

The party emerged from the forest's edge into the lumber camp in the minutes before dawn. This late in the season, there was little enough daylight to spare. At this hour, the lumberjacks should have been moving about, fortifying themselves with a hearty breakfast before the hard day's work to come, but we neither saw nor smelled the signs of

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[moderately_mad]

And now he easily turns his attention to fiction.

What are you going to do with this, beloved?

Is this your NaNoWrMo project perhaps?

Just transcribing the events as I remember them

[rick_the_ogre]

This is the sort of thing that I might be able to churn fast enough for NaNoWriMo, though I'd have to give credit to the DM and other players for developing the characters and plot for me. I don't think I can write another 49,500 words in the next three days, though, so this year is definitely off the table.

I may continue to play with novelizing the action in our D&D sessions. It takes away the problem of "what happens next" and leaves me with just the wordsmithing (ie the fun part) to do.

[ricky_rude]

Darnit, the rest was cool too! Why not post most ALL your adventures? But hey, that's just me. Good job telling it, regardless.

[ricky_rude]

Oh. Sorry. Didn't see your comment without posting first. Nevermind.