Once again, my poor group of friends suffers under my hand!'
Since my last Witchlight Carnival entry, eight years have passed!
Scramm & Kaiden, who stayed behind to become Witchlight Hands, have rejoined Crusher and two new friends (Tiny and BrightShade) to recover the stolen items taken during the last session.
Were they successful?  Will we have to wait another eight years?
Read the entry to find out!

For some reason, Banshees and I just do NOT get along.
Last month's D&D session was a blast!  We had a great time, fought devilish foes, and yet managed, once more, to survive.
A total party wipe was in order, until an ingenious Paladin came up with a successful plot twist.
Please enjoy the read!

Last month's adventure is now posted.  Although it was a short session (our first few hours were spent doing "paperwork" for our characters), it was fun!
I cannot begin to explain the sheer pleasure of sitting around a table with good friends fighting common enemies.  Camraderie abounds as do jokes, laughter, and fellowship.
If my records of our adventures do nothing more than cause you to find a D&D group of your own to join, I am good with that.  Of course, I also hope they provide you with some entertainment.
Until next time.....Sateena

    This is a secondary campaign led by myself.  It will be played whenever Joseph is unavailable for any reason, or whenever he wishes to join with us as a player outside of his usual DM responsibilities.
    The Wild Beyond the Witchlight is one of D&D's newest campaign adventures, offers two new races, and also takes us to the plane of Fae.
    The opening I chose is sort-of novel.  Please read the postings of Session O and Session 1 to learn more.  I had a good time, and the guys attending generously agreed.  Cheers! And beware the Hourglass Coven!

Well, the guys try to prove they are strong enough to take repeated lightening strikes (arched bolts of electricity) while trying to solve a puzzle.  Good luck with that!  I'll just stand back and heal ya as needed.
The December meeting will see us carry on without our beloved DM as he is in the Ukraine on a long awaited vacation.
I will try my hand once more as DM opening up the Fae realm.  Maybe this time I won't try to kill the guys off!
Enjoy!

Well, our Felinae friend won't be too happy about our latest adventure, but he didn't even get wet!  And we all survived and that counts for something!
While he licks his fur checking to be sure he is really dry, the rest of us will continue to explore our surroundings.
But to get the full story, you will need to read about all that happened to us in the latest posting.
Have fun!  And hope you enjoy!

Well, it is here...our September session.
It was a relatively short session, but I didn't die, and we saw some adventure and a few discoveries.
Read it to find out exactly what we have been up to!
And here is wishing your own journey is as fun!

Well, it appears our group scribe (me) has fallen down on the job.
While posting last month's session notes to the site, it became apparent to me that July's session had not yet been posted either.
My sincere apologies!
The session notes for July and August are now up for review, and I encourage you to read them when you can in order to keep up with our merry band of heroes.
Good reading to you!  And I'll be back before too long with September's adventure!

For right now, you may call me Daniella Mageestica (or DM for short).  Yep, that's right!  For the June meeting, I wore the hat of Dungeon Master.
This is not only something our current DM has encouraged the members of our group to try, but also gave me a chance to learn a different aspect of D&D game play.  And to ice the cake, it enabled him to have a night of play and interaction that he rarely gets to experience as well.
The adventure used was from a pre-written mini-series created by Kristjan Matthiasson for level 2 characters which I found pre-rolled as well.  (I did not want to spend a third of the night choosing and rolling player characters for a one-night campaign.) After a week of prep and lots of questions posed to the regular DM I was ready! Or was I?
Knowing the experience and strategic abilities of our group, I bumped up the mobs some...and almost wiped the group!  Some on-the-fly tweaking of mob AC and also their Hit Points, some really bad dice rolls (fortunate for the heroes) ... well apparently this is how DM'g goes.
Please enjoy the read!  I enjoyed the experience!

Once more our little group of warriors has an unexpected adventure, and it has now been posted for you to share as well.
Please continue to read of our exploits.
We hope at the very least to give you some enjoyment.  Our greater hope is that maybe we might even spur you towards a D&D group of your own. 
Gathering with family and friends to solve puzzles and fight battles...well, it's just great fun!  Imaginations sore...there are no limits to where you can go, what you can do, and the lasting camaraderie built around the table during these adventures.