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"He had the look of someone who knew that, if he didn't have the answer, he could work it out faster than anyone else."

"Never say die!"


@Edwin Voskamp's AD&D Game: Freehold 1999-09-26

The party:

Graduation Day (part 2)

Graduation Dungeon (Level 1) With Path We rest up, pray for spells and go back in (the blue path on the map), sweeping through the level and going down to level 2.

Graduation Dungeon (Level 2) With Path We run into zombies, tough and nasty: only the timely Turning of Undead that my colleague Claire performs when we get attacked in the middle of a large room saves us. We hole up in a small room and rest up, praying to renew our healing spells, as we are near without. After our rest we figure it is early evening (perhaps 7PM) and decide to push on, eager for our One Day Mark.

Graduation Dungeon (Level 3) With Path We push into the third level and find it is not stocked with undead, but with kobolds and orcs! We fight our way through and, unexpectedly, find the exit, without having gone through the whole level! We come out and get our badges, with the coveted One Day Mark. We sell off the swords, shields, spears and studded leather we took off of the orcs and kobolds and set down to decide what to do next.

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