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So, tried to update in February to 3.0.7. Didn't work out...forums hosed. But I always back up the DB before updates, so I'm safe that way.

Finally got around to fixing this today. I have new domain so I tried it there first but because the paths are different I get locked out. So, back to here. Reverted to 3.0.4. Whole bunch of uploads and deletes in between, but now it is back up.

As of this time forum registration is disabled due to amount of spam accounts I get registering here.

[The Keeper]

Here are some more campaign notes. This one was not filed using my standard notation. The time period seems to be between when the PCs were recruited by Steuben but before they actually made it to Samarita. This was for my Karthin Campaign. Here it is...

Adventure Outline

Brief Notes/Recap

This adventure is a pre-main campaign adventure with the intent to have a character gain a reasonable level to participate in the main campaign which is now waiting to re-start.

Overview

The date is A...

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G1A
Petzel Island


Session 3/05/98: Petzel Island is a small island about 75 percent the size of our Catalina. It can be found in the Cerazon Sea, south of the Empire of Minorca. The island is controlled by a governor from the Empire and his Imperial troops (a company of 100). This small tropical posting is one of the more prestigious postings in the Empire since the island is home to Natoth, the Imperial Wizard, hence it's nickname, "Wizard's Isle."
Natoth has resided on the island...

[The Keeper]

From my G1A notes:

Petzel Island is a small island about 75 percent the size of our Catalina. It can be found in the Cerazon Sea, south of the Empire of Minorca. The island is controlled by a governor from the Empire and his Imperial troops (a company of 100). This small tropical posting is one of the more prestigious postings in the Empire since the island is home to Natoth, the Imperial Wizard, hence it's nickname, "Wizard's Isle."
Natoth has resided on the island for a considerable...

[The Keeper]

OK. Most of my friends are familiar with this game. The first incarnation was simply called Survival and occupied about 3 hand-written notebook pages.

Survival was all about surviving the impossible battlefield scenario. The game is simply a shoot-em-up. Characters are rolled in lots as a set of statistics and there is pretty much zero character development (no XP system was devised). You are issued a gun, ammo, some grenades, maybe a backup weapon or so and sent out to attack something. If you...