Adventure: The 3-Dragon Problem - No December Session

 

December creates scheduling problems for our group. Gryffon has been informed by his boss that there will be no weekends off in December, so he's out. Doug, Campbell, and Zak all have scheduling issues at different points this month. And I've got family visiting, other games, and a plethora of other demands on my time. We've come to a consensus, there will either be no game in December or we will try to fit something in during the week between Christmas and New Year. Doug has that week off and Campbell is out of school, and while it's possible, that feels like a busy week. We'll see what happens.

I'm running behind on the campaign log for The 3-Dragon Problem, but hopefully this break will give me time to get the updates posted for both the Cragmaw Castle and Trinity Lake sessions. Stuff has happened, I just haven't written that stuff up.

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