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DnD: The Forge of Fury.

Posted by Rez
Rez
member, 1788 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Wed 25 Dec 2013
at 15:24
  • msg #3

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Wizard/Sorcerer
Rogue
Misc.

Not looking for:
Humans
Rangers
Fighters
Dwarfs

I will let people know who are accepted.
Rez
member, 1807 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Wed 1 Jan 2014
at 16:33
  • msg #4

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
member, 1814 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Sat 4 Jan 2014
at 02:17
  • msg #5

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Wizard/Sorcerer
Healer type (Cleric, Favored Soul, Healer)
Note: I will play one or the other.

Not looking for:
Humans
Rangers
Fighters
Dwarfs
Wild Elf
Rogue
This message was last edited by the user at 12:59, Sat 04 Jan 2014.
Rez
member, 1831 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Wed 8 Jan 2014
at 22:29
  • msg #6

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump

I may have a new opening for a fighter type and or a ranger.
Rez
member, 1832 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 9 Jan 2014
at 03:50
  • msg #7

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter Type (Samurai, Barbarian, ect.)
Misc. (Ranger, Bard, ect.)
Healer (Favored Soul, Cleric, healer, ect.)

Not looking for:
Rogue
Warforged
Evoker (Wizard)
Wild Elf

I will let people know who are accepted.
This message was last edited by the user at 03:20, Fri 10 Jan 2014.
Rez
member, 1865 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 16 Jan 2014
at 03:29
  • msg #8

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter Type (Samurai, Barbarian, ect.)
Misc. (Ranger, Bard, ect.)
Healer (Favored Soul, Cleric, healer, ect.)

Not looking for:
Rogue
Warforged
Evoker (Wizard)
Wild Elf

I will let people know who are accepted.
Rez
member, 1895 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 23 Jan 2014
at 13:39
  • msg #9

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter Type (Samurai, Barbarian, ect.)
Misc. (Ranger, Bard, ect.)
Healer (Favored Soul, Cleric, healer, ect.)

Not looking for:
Rogue
Warforged
Evoker (Wizard)
Wild Elf

I will let people know who are accepted.
Rez
member, 1915 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 30 Jan 2014
at 20:50
  • msg #10

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
member, 1928 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 6 Feb 2014
at 21:03
  • msg #11

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter-Type (Barbarian, Samurai, Ect.)
Healer (Cleric, Favored Soul, Healer, et.)
Misc. (Bard, Ranger, ect.)

Not looking for:
Wild Elf
Warforged
Evoker (Wizard)
Rogue
Bard
Grey Elf
Dwarf
Fighter

I will let people know who are accepted.

Also: This game is NOT Pathfinder.

Use the books I posted.
This message was last edited by the user at 00:40, Sun 09 Feb 2014.
Rez
member, 1944 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 13 Feb 2014
at 23:45
  • msg #12

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
member, 1960 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Sun 23 Feb 2014
at 22:50
  • msg #13

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Not looking for race wise:
Wild Elf
Warforged
Grey Elf
Dwarf

Class wise:
Evoker (Wizard)
Rogue
Bard
Fighter


I will let people know who are accepted.
kuroshin
member, 2 posts
Tue 25 Feb 2014
at 16:18
  • msg #14

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

Can I join? I'll be playing a half-elf cleric. I already PMed you the details of my character.
This message was last edited by the user at 16:34, Tue 25 Feb 2014.
Rez
member, 1976 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Wed 5 Mar 2014
at 01:47
  • msg #15

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter-Type (Barbarian, Samurai, Ect.)
Healer (Cleric, Favored Soul, Healer, et.)
Misc. (Bard, Ranger, ect.)

Not looking for:
Wild Elf
Warforged
Evoker (Wizard)
Rogue
Bard
Grey Elf
Dwarf
Fighter

I will let people know who are accepted.

Also: This game is NOT Pathfinder.

Use the books I posted.
RobertF
member, 1 post
Wed 5 Mar 2014
at 21:10
  • msg #16

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

In reply to Rez (msg # 15):

Hi Rez - I'm interested in joining as a Human Barbarian if space is still available.
Rez
member, 1985 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Sat 8 Mar 2014
at 13:24
  • msg #17

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

Do not post here!
Rez
member, 1993 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 13 Mar 2014
at 04:52
  • msg #18

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
member, 2000 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Mon 17 Mar 2014
at 04:27
  • msg #19

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter-Type (Barbarian, Samurai, Ect.)
Healer (Cleric, Favored Soul, Healer, et.)
Misc. (Bard, Ranger, ect.)

Not looking for:
Wild Elf
Warforged
Evoker (Wizard)
Rogue
Dwarf
Fighter

I will let people know who are accepted.

Also: This game is NOT Pathfinder.

Use the books I posted.
Rez
member, 2006 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 20 Mar 2014
at 17:09
  • msg #20

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):

Looking for:
Fighter-Type (Barbarian, Samurai, Ect.)
Healer (Cleric, Favored Soul, Healer, et.)
Misc. (Bard, Ranger, ect.)

Not looking for classwise:
Evoker (Wizard)
Fighter
Rogue

Not looking for racewise:
Wild Elf
Warforged
Dwarf

I will let people know who are accepted.

Also: This game is NOT Pathfinder.

Use the books I posted.
This message was last edited by the user at 01:02, Fri 21 Mar 2014.
Rez
member, 2025 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Thu 27 Mar 2014
at 23:55
  • msg #21

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):


Not looking for classwise:
Evoker (Wizard)
Fighter

Not looking for racewise:
Warforged
Dwarf

I will let people know who are accepted.

Also: This game is NOT Pathfinder.

Use the books I posted.
This message was last edited by the user at 02:35, Sun 06 Apr 2014.
Rez
member, 2055 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Sat 5 Apr 2014
at 12:45
  • msg #22

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
member, 2071 posts
Whatever
Revetahw
Sat 12 Apr 2014
at 18:10
  • msg #23

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
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Revetahw
Sun 20 Apr 2014
at 04:04
  • msg #24

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
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Revetahw
Mon 28 Apr 2014
at 20:52
  • msg #25

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
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Revetahw
Tue 6 May 2014
at 01:14
  • msg #26

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

bump
Rez
member, 2120 posts
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Revetahw
Tue 13 May 2014
at 10:42
  • msg #27

Re: DnD: The Forge of Fury

The legend of the smith Durgeddin the Black is well known in this region. In each of the smaller, scattered towns you've passed through you'd heard stories wonderous treasures hidden in long-lost dwarven vaults and a pitiless war of vengeance between dwarf and orc a hundred years past.

Durgeddin was a master smith who forged blades of surpassing quality and power. Centuries ago, Durgeddin's home was sacked by orcs. Durgeddin led the remenets of his clan to a new stronghold in the mountains north of the town of Blasingdell and establish a small, secret stronghold somewhere in the trackless wilderness.

From his hidden redoubt, he waged a decades long vendetta again all orc-kind until one day his enemies discovered his fortress and attacked it. Durgeddin and his followers perished, and as much wealth was carried away by the conquring hordes. But its said that the deepest and best hidden vaults and armories escaped the looting and that some of Durgeddin's extraordinay blades still wait in the darkness for a hand bold enough to claim one.

You've come to Blasingdell a small mining town on the northern frontier (its COLD!) to see if anything to this stories. You rmap shows that the old dwarf-hold lies about three days march to the north of the town. Dark, deeply forested hills rise beyond the town's outshirts.


Name (First and Last):
Class:
Prestige Class (Future):
Race (Anything):
Deity (Any from DnD 3.5, Be /specific) or none:
Alignment (Be Specific, Good Only. No Lawful Neutral/Chaotic Neutral/True Neutral):
Brief Background (No '2 liners'):
A post (Any post, make sure its a decent length):


Not looking for classwise:
Evoker (Wizard)
Fighter

Not looking for racewise:
Warforged
Dwarf

I will let people know who are accepted.

Also: This game is NOT Pathfinder.

Use the books I posted.
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