Mythrandir, High Spirit Guardian
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And thus the story of Osynthir comes to an end. Thanks to -everyone- be friend, foe or DM who made this characters story probably the most interesting and challenging one for me ever. In particular KiY and PN thanks for a lot of difficult choices who made this character so unique for me.
Osynthir Cal'eisadarum the bard and tiger-elf became Mythrandir, High Spirit Guardian over Elfhold and Hullack
the last curtain falls
A difficult path to the Haunted Halls where into the depth they decended
only to face giants of frost
and servants of the drow, in numbers uncounted
through rituals and magic ancients old
through places of torture
and death
through hordes of minions
only to break ancient spells and illusions
and to enter the most horrifying darkness and its inhabitants
where fierce battles erupted
and spirits fought over life and peace versus death and domination
until at the end, all vile and evil could be undone through oath and sacrifice backed by the love and friendship of kin and allies
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Five hour long from start to end. Was one hell of a ride and excellent roleplaying. Thanks to everyone involved from my side.
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Had so much more conflict planned with that evil souless pink-glowing elf!
Sad I couldn't have anything to do directly with his downfall, but looking forward to the next character! :D
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Huzzah! You did it!!!
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Great event, great fun, great screenshots.
The only thing not pictured is the other four hours and twenty minutes of frantic, constant combat.
Loved that too.
Guesses
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You forgot the Balor! Post a screenie. I totally missed that part. Has to be one of the longest sessions I've done. Six hours.
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The balor moment was epic! We where all standing there , getting ready for something big , all buffed up and powuhfull and then…Expeditious Retreet! :lol:
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The Balor moment was Terifying. I really though DM had overdone it then, but no… sweet!
Well done you lot. Was great fun
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Looks utterly awesome! Damn shame we didn´t manage to get our hands on each other´s throats more, but this is really a fitting end to an awesome character. Good stuff!
