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I just felt the need to put up an entry today. Kinda hungry; it's 3:20pm and I haven't eaten anything yet. I think I might eat that leftover Papa John's in my fridge. That would taste good...

My mother is going to kill me. My aunt (her sister) is in the hospital with two herniatic disks in her back, and my mom said that I better go visit her. But I don't have time sad . It's not that I don't want to visit; I just can't. It really sucks...

I hope she'll accept a phone call.

I'm now a published author!

Salvation

I'm so happy I could explode! ^_^

I have had a few people tell me they don't believe that I drew Black Lattice, one actually commenting in the Arena about it (I wish the "Delete" option would work stare ). Anyway, for those of you who need proof, here it is:

The Original Sketch of Black Lattice


EDIT: Got the "Delete" function to work xd .

Last night was one of the most fun sessions of D&D that I've been to in a while. My character, Dota, has been slowly going insane over the past few games. As of right now, she is the masochistic delusion catatonic paranoid halfling bard, and I've got one more derangement to go. In this game, all of the characters had to fight arena style with their counterparts; Dota's ended up being a human rogue. Now, of all the characters, Dota has the weakest attacks (max 6 damage at level 14) and the lowest hit points (60 at level 14), So this battle boiled down to strategy. When it was Dota's turn to fight, here's what happened.

Round 1: Dota has the initiative, so she tries to cast Hold Person on the rogue. The spell fails and the rogue fires two arrows at the bard. They both hit, causing a moderate amount of damage.

Round 2: Dota casts Unluck successfully on the rogue just before falling unconscious (ie. goes catatonic). The now unlucky rogue misses his next two shots.

Round 3: The rogue gets a free shot at the unconscious bard, doing a great deal of damage. Dota recovers and heals herself just enough to continue.

Round 4: Dota casts Hold Person again and succeeds (due to the rogue's horrible luck), then slits her opponent's throat while he is incapacitated.

Basically, for all you gaming geeks out there, Unluck forces the target to re-roll all actions and take the lowest of the two. When Dota attacked the rogue while he was paralyzed, he had to make a fortitude save to survive. The first roll would have made it, but he critically failed on the second. Thus, the weakest, most unstable character in the party defeated her counterpart in the shortest amount of time. Damn, am I lucky!