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Play the Village.

Buy a Laboratory.

None of these seems particularly more pressing than any of the others. It wounds my sole to think of the hardship of those poor, humble craftsmen. They are a shoe-in for the next party to receive our assistance. With our new equipment, perhaps we can cobble together some defense for this tree...

Throg decides that poisoning his sword probably won't affect the mummy. -The mummy slams Kelgar into a wall, badly damaging him (5/14). -Kelgar blesses himself with Healing Touch, restoring his Wounds. -The mummy clubs Kelgar's head (8/14). -Carrow becomes afraid of mummies. His attacks against...

How is TomB even going to know what this person's account was if the person doesn't say? I'm thinking it's a trollbot anyway...

Buy a Market and a Cellar.

What's the opposite of pain? Pleasure? That won't work! Salubrity? Assuagement? Comfort? Amenity? Eudemonia? Gusto? Vim? Vivacity? Vigor? Serenity? Fettle? Condition? Repose? Ease? Contentment? Gratification? Repletion? Edit: Accidentally closed my browser the first time I typed this, then I...

I knew nothing about this site back in 1999, but I was on The Dojo back then, and if I'm not mistaken, a lot of the early members arrived here from The Dojo. There was, as Turgy said, some uproar over the erratum to Waylay. There had been errata on cards in the past, but for some technical...

Play the Smithy.

Play the Market.

Buy a Smithy.

While Spiderman is gone, Dorgath accidentally triggers a magical trap that causes him to switch bodies with an elven princess. He is held captive by goblins for a year and is forced to sign a binding contract to become Throg's slave in order to escape.

Buy a market.

Ward feeds his baby die. Well, I think that was productive. I am of the opinion that we should return to Safeway before journeying elsewhere. Anon stated that it brings health and sanctuary or some such things. If true, we could use that. I, for one, am not yet fully recovered from my...

Placeberol? That won't work! It will if I think it will. No. Do not buy the miracle pills. Ward buys Anvil, Alcohol, Gauze, Cotton balls, Pure Menthol, and Lots of B's.

The party votes to avoid hostilities in this encounter... The mummy vetoes by grabbing Kelgar and slamming him into the wall.

"Treat the symptom, not the cause" is one of the great axioms of medicine. That's really not true... Ward attempts to purchase pain pills, miracle pills, gauze, cotton balls, non-adhesive bandages, alcohol, multivitamins, and lozenges.

For Turgy's benefit: yeah, snake eyes for your random encounter.

The trek back through the halls is interrupted after two turns by a lone, wandering mummy, which nearly bumps into the warriors as they reach the secret doorway just south of the sand trap.

Buy a Village and a Copper.