Sorry, I'm still real sick, and haven't been posting much since my brief posting spree. I think I know what I want to do, I just have to get the energy to post it. I will do so probably today.

Posted an 'update'... not really that much of an update as well as something to get us going again. We need a plan on what to do now. Delivery? Other options?

ugh, lost a post.....will get working on it again.

losing posts should be banned. There should be a safety built in somewhere on every computer in the world to save text put into rdinn text-boxes or something like that.

anyway... good to see you're involved still.

This game is hereby closed. I've been waiting too long for people to post, we've lost too many players, and with them the proper backstory and momentum to continue.

I'm sorry to those who are still interested in this. You are very welcome to join me in my next venture, whenever it will start.

I really enjoyed this game all the way to the end, but we have to face the truth: it's not working.

I would give you the rest of the story, but frankly, there is none because this was so open a game. I can give you the facts though:

The Sebarter Family had hired one of the old orphans, Mills Zandergrek, to steal something from Councilor Velch's office. But actually, this was a cover up, because Mills' (or Camillian) first objective was to place something in the courthouse, namely the false documents that would give the Sebarters their desired rise to power. Mills was kept in a 'safehouse' (a prison), by the family, until everything had cleared. The Sebarters placed Mills' bracelet at the scene of the crime, so the orphanage would be blamed. If all eyes were on the robbery of Velch's statue, nobody would suspect the break-in be related to the documents.

These documents had been collected from outside Drefast by none other than Dorothy, who you've all met at the Freemen's Way inn.

How you would've figured out was up to you guys. 'Virgin' Stuart could've told you guys a lot of the story, since he was the one who hired Mills for the Sebarters. Basically, all in all, it would've taken a few more weeks before the story would've ended, if everybody had posted regularly.

The vampires was just another extra thing to spice up the story.

Another thing that would've happened was that Ormander would've probably died in some attack, and Pio would've taken over the orphanage as the new patron.

Too bad, but hopefully we'll all get together in something new. Thanks for your involvement.

That's too bad... it's not often I get to play a little person in a campaign.

Well, I enjoyed it anyway, while it lasted.

Later!

Well, I would recommend it to people. It's been a pleasure having Ocyari in my game.

Oh dear. It was fun while it lasted *dives off bridge into river to wrestle with a distempered catfish* It grew better as I managed to invent a little personality and background to go with Miran.

Perhaps another time, in another campaign we shall see each other again.

Kudos to Almerin for his patience between each of our posts (and that funny little thing in the beginning where orphans showed up and vanished repeatedly to help Ormander).

I had a lot of fun. I'm sorry to have been a part of why it ended with me being sick as I am (I'm typing this between vomits which is standard procedure as of late).

I really enjoyed the game and hope to do another one soon.