The Deep Dark Woods: Difference between revisions
(Created page with "{{Infobox expedition log | title = The Deep Dark Woods | date = 8/21/26 | storyteller = Evan | tier_of_play = Trainee | player_characters = Trapper, Arkes, Hilda, Moz, Anran | rewards = 300 xp and 300 gold | result = Vampire's dead as hell | author = Trapper Augus | downtime_days = 20 }} The associates head to an abondoned village that may be under the influence of a dark curse taking over the nearby forest.<br> *As you read the log an image of...") |
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''As you read the log an image of an old lumberjack sitting on a long appears in your mind. He will relay this story.''<br> | |||
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''The lumber jack pulls out a banjo and begins singing.''<br> | |||
"Don't change ol' Trapper, Don't change ol' Trapper, Always looking for something new. Don't change ol' Trapper, Don't change ol' Trapper, Nothing keeps him from staying true."<br> | "Don't change ol' Trapper, Don't change ol' Trapper, Always looking for something new. Don't change ol' Trapper, Don't change ol' Trapper, Nothing keeps him from staying true."<br> | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 22 August 2026
| The Deep Dark Woods | |
|---|---|
| Date | 8/21/26 |
| Storyteller | Evan |
| Tier | Trainee |
| Player Characters | Trapper, Arkes, Hilda, Moz, Anran |
| Rewards | 300 xp and 300 gold |
| Result | Vampire's dead as hell |
| Author | Trapper Augus |
| Downtime | 20 |
The associates head to an abondoned village that may be under the influence of a dark curse taking over the nearby forest.
As you read the log an image of an old lumberjack sitting on a long appears in your mind. He will relay this story.
"Well, it was normal day the town of Onadbyr. The birds were singing and river was flowing. On this day, Ol' Trapper was going to and fro through the town enjoying the sites and sounds when suddenly he was he noticed something. Now what could that thing be, why is was a notice for a job in the forest. Trapper never turns down a chance to wrestle some forest dwelling creatures. He signed his name and was off."
The lumber jack pulls out a banjo and begins singing.
"Don't change ol' Trapper, Don't change ol' Trapper, Always looking for something new. Don't change ol' Trapper, Don't change ol' Trapper, Nothing keeps him from staying true."
Now, ol' Trapper w