View From the Bushes

Wil's new adventure will be up before I go to bed. When I'm going to get to go to bed is an open question. Perhaps a metaphor would help illuminate this situation. My wife has given birth to four children. All of them were completely natural -- she did not receive anesthetics of any kind. The largest of our four children weighed 10 lbs 14 ounces when he was born. After trying to wire Wil's next adventure (to be released sometime in the wee hours) and the adventure after that (so that it can be released before the end of the month thus fulfilling my obligation of three adventures a month) and putting everything together to have a wicked GenCon booth I now no longer feel that my wife has the monopoly on pain.

I guess since I have no idea what kind of time (or internet access) is going to be available tommorrow to do a View from the Bushes, I'd better pimp the adventure now. First off, it's once again set in Bluffside, so that's very cool. A disorganized army of demons and devils are invading, also hellishly (pun intended) cool. To top it all off, the party has to take on a group of evil adventurers who have taken over an Illusionists guild. If there has been an adventure more tightly packed with chunky goodness then this one I challange you to point it out. (Remember it weighs in at less that 15,000 words).

It's called "A Rain for All Tommorrows," and as I said it's by Wil Upchurch. It's the fifth installment in his adventure path series, and just when you think it can't get any better...it does. Just like the Tour de France (notice how I slipped that in there). In any event check back tommorrow for the adventure, you won't regret it, and as I mentioned before if at possible I will do the GenCon edition of View from the Bushes. It should be possible: it's just a matter of the quality of the internet connection at the hotel.

Carpe Diem Quam Minimum Credula Postero
Ross