D&D Style RPG
Posted: 2005-08-01 12:57am
*The idea of this is to have a RPG run in the universe of D&D and it's realms. So no technology or anything of that sort, just might and magic. This will not, however include any die rolls or anything, just your imaginations. Hopefully, this will work all right. PM me if you have any questions. Otherwise, just have fun!*
A tall, cloaked figure walked into a large, round stone chamber that was dimly lit. Removing the hood, the single other occupant of the room sees the pale skin, fine features, and pointed ears of his Drow master. Not daring to speak or move until he is called upon, the Lords servant stands like a statue in a dark corner of the room.
"Arvir, fetch the generals and get me some food." He commanded in a shadowy voice.
Rushing from the room, Arvir tripped, provoking a dull grunt from his master. Sitting down at the worn table at the far end of the room, Draxien, the current leader of the Drow, pulled out the rolled piece of parchement that he had left his fortress for. Scanning it over for the hundreth time, he still could not believe his orders. The Church ofLolth, in his opinion, was going too far this time. He leaned back into his chair and sighed.
*Sorry, my grammar was a little off in that, keep switching between past and present tenses*
A tall, cloaked figure walked into a large, round stone chamber that was dimly lit. Removing the hood, the single other occupant of the room sees the pale skin, fine features, and pointed ears of his Drow master. Not daring to speak or move until he is called upon, the Lords servant stands like a statue in a dark corner of the room.
"Arvir, fetch the generals and get me some food." He commanded in a shadowy voice.
Rushing from the room, Arvir tripped, provoking a dull grunt from his master. Sitting down at the worn table at the far end of the room, Draxien, the current leader of the Drow, pulled out the rolled piece of parchement that he had left his fortress for. Scanning it over for the hundreth time, he still could not believe his orders. The Church ofLolth, in his opinion, was going too far this time. He leaned back into his chair and sighed.
*Sorry, my grammar was a little off in that, keep switching between past and present tenses*