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I can host the the file. Just PM me.

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Just to update, I have the map about 80% done. I should be able to send it to Sieg for uploading by Monday.

Morty[/quote]

Just an update,

I finished a b/w version of the map and sent it off to Sieg. If everything meets his approval it should be up pretty soon.

I may do a color version after I finish up with grading finals this week.

Peace

Morty
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

Looks good (the map). Mount Sky, drop me an email at sirsieg (at) charter (dot) net and I'll send you the map. Thanks for hosting!
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Always remember, as a first principle of all D&D: playing BtB is not now, never was and never will be old school.- Tim Kask, Dragonsfoot

Until it gets posted, I'd be glad to email the map to peeps who need it. Nothing special, of course, but it gets you from point a to point b.

Morty
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

cuchulainkevin wrote:
Until it gets posted, I'd be glad to email the map to peeps who need it. Nothing special, of course, but it gets you from point a to point b.

Morty

b o r z o i a d d i c t at yahoo dot com

Thanks!

cuchulainkevin wrote:
Until it gets posted, I'd be glad to email the map to peeps who need it. Nothing special, of course, but it gets you from point a to point b.

Morty

Thanks for this... I just sent you a PM.

M
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Yeah, thanks Kevin; I'm still hunting for someone to host this file.
Wonder if I could get DF to do it?
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b o r z o i a d d i c t at yahoo dot com

Thanks!

Thanks for this... I just sent you a PM.

M[/quote]

Sent and sent. Let me know if there's any problems

Morty
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

sieg wrote:
Yeah, thanks Kevin; I'm still hunting for someone to host this file.
Wonder if I could get DF to do it?

I could ask if you don't want to
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

You still need somebody to host this - email me at fatogre@fatogre.net. I'll have it up within a few minutes.

Thanks,

sieg wrote:
Yeah, thanks Kevin; I'm still hunting for someone to host this file.
Wonder if I could get DF to do it?

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cuchulainkevin wrote:
I could ask if you don't want to

I sent it off to Dragonsfoot, we'll see what happens
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

[quote="naturaltwenty"]You still need somebody to host this - email me at fatogre@fatogre.net. I'll have it up within a few minutes.

If it's ok with Sieg I can send it off to you.

Thanks for the offer

Morty
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

Since it seemed that biggest challenge was making the file available, I've decided to put it up so that other people can access it.

Anyone who's interested can grab it here:
http://www4.webng.com/moriarty777/page1.html

Sieg, I hope you don't mind -- if you do... just say the word and down it goes!

Moriarty the Red
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Ha ha, got it! Nyah nyah.

Not at all, and please send to nat-20 as well.

The more places hosting it, the more likely someone can get the file!
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[quote="sieg"]Not at all, and please send to nat-20 as well.

done
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A Room Zoom Zoom. A Room Zoom Zoom. Gilly Gilly Gilly Gilly Ot Zat Za Come open the magic door with me, With your imagination there's so much we can see. There is a doorway that leads to a place. I'll find my way by the smile on your face.

Hey Sieg,

How is it that the dryad in verdant rage is so far away from her tree, aren't they supposed to be confined?

~box

Hey Box,

On Dryads the M&T says:

"Every dryad is mystically bound to a single, enormous hardwood tree and the dryad can never stray more than 360 yards from it. A dryad's tree does not radiate magic."

Now, are you referring to the dryad in the Great Oak or the one who went in search of help in Camraye?

As noted in the quote above, it says that the dryad can travel up to 360 yards from their tree; or 1080 feet. That's a pretty far piece and would easily allow transfer into the Great Oak.

As for the one who went into Camraye... well, the above quote from M&T doesn't specify what happens if they do travel (or are carried) beyond that 360 yd/1080 ft. radius. In my campaign, the dryad starts to fade away but this takes a couple of days before they are at a point beyond recovery; with powers going first then physical form.

If you don't wish to consider that in your own game, one could certainly make a case that the combined magics of the fey in the wood could temporarily free the dryad from the limitation to go into town. Or make the dryad a young 1st level Druid or Ranger that was apprenticing to Argus and escaped captivity in the Great Oak to warn Camraye. As they're new and most of the townsfolk don't know them they are not believed.

HTH,

Mike
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Thanks Sieg! It is so great to have multiple suggestions for how to deal with this!