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TriangleKat · 08-02-08, 11:05 AM

Junar 14, 1436
The people of Hlint and Spellgard were simple to understand. Do your work, pray, and try to do the right thing. Life was not all this jumble of avenging and smiting and running around killing things. Am I cut out for the life of an adventurer when all I seem to do is bring about the death of creature in the same place day after day after day.
Ollie and I went on a true adventure exploring areas we had never seen. We were joined by a few others and it was one of the most enjoyable trips I have had since I chose this path. We had some scary encounters as we knew not was around the corners but the thrill was worth it. The fellowship on that trip was immense but as lovely as that was I or I should say we had an opportunity to venture again into the unknown with another group. This was far less rewarding. One had only the thoughts of "killing things" and jested at my find of beautiful flowers. Two others were only interested in smiting and avenging rather than exploring and discovering. The little halfling was as pleasant company as Ollie but when they began bickering over the elf's rude and self centered behavior I left and went fishing.

08-02-08, 11:05 AM	#9
TriangleKat Goblin Welp Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: The Path an Arrow Takes: Bits and Pieces Junar 14, 1436 The people of Hlint and Spellgard were simple to understand. Do your work, pray, and try to do the right thing. Life was not all this jumble of avenging and smiting and running around killing things. Am I cut out for the life of an adventurer when all I seem to do is bring about the death of creature in the same place day after day after day. Ollie and I went on a true adventure exploring areas we had never seen. We were joined by a few others and it was one of the most enjoyable trips I have had since I chose this path. We had some scary encounters as we knew not was around the corners but the thrill was worth it. The fellowship on that trip was immense but as lovely as that was I or I should say we had an opportunity to venture again into the unknown with another group. This was far less rewarding. One had only the thoughts of "killing things" and jested at my find of beautiful flowers. Two others were only interested in smiting and avenging rather than exploring and discovering. The little halfling was as pleasant company as Ollie but when they began bickering over the elf's rude and self centered behavior I left and went fishing.