513 – She’ll need a receipt for that, Goblin dude.

And we're back from Christmas Vacation! I hope you all had a good holiday season, whatever holiday you chose (or chose not) to observe. This year was a good one and no one got sick at all... until 3 days after New Year's Day. My wife and I are just coming down off of a killer cold or flu (not sure which), and today is the first day I've been able to breathe clearly, so Yay Me!

By the way, the 30% off sale for Book One, The Quest for the Scepter Thingie, is still active, even though I said it was going away by the first of January. I should probably take care of that... by midnight Friday. Act fast!

Now then, what deviltry can I inflict on -- err,  what else might happen to our heroes? Heh heh heh.

Take care,

~Rob

6 Comments

  1. Yeap, that title is good advice. Especially if you can get a geas to go with the shifty little goblin guy’s signature on said receipt. ^_^

  2. Heh. Foradain is right. ^_^

    But I’m moderately surprised that any bard worth her salt would have then neglected to smile sweetly and say something along the lines of “Oh, good! Because my very burly half-orc friend said he’d rip the lungs out of every clerk in this office if I had any trouble in that regard.”. Granted, this might not be prudent when dealing with someone involved in the court system. But bards are the one class that could really pull something like that off and it sounds as though Jaine’s invested enough emotion in that cloak to want to do just that. >_>

  3. Color me heartless, but isn’t the case scheduled for TOMORROW? Why would you give up a friggin’ artifact to get him out of jail for one night?! You might need those artifacts to spring him out if the decision goes against him after all…let him rot- *cough*- SIT in jail for one night. He’s a shapeshifter…he can shift into a bench so nobody comes to shank him.

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