Quote from: AsenRG;972384And I'm really, really behind on describing the sessions, but the party has put a trap to some Qinwen guy, also known as The Master of The Seven Talysmans, and we actually intend to kill him. Of course, we are backed up by the three Bone Sisters, four or five heads of other sects (it's arguable whether the guy we currently is The Dragon's Head now), several first students of kung-fu sects that are (or were) gearing to inherit the position, the 15 wives of our own clan, and literally dozens of kung-fu zombies and Mystic Swords, not to mention a mirror ghost and a fox.
And he doesn't expect us. But to make it more fun, we've actually prepared the battlefield, complete with an easier way to retreat that actually leads into a killing zone, and my wife is trying to slip him somnorific, hidden in a meal that normally smells almost the same way. (We expect that he'd be protected against poison).
Nobody wants Stunning Beauty Team to be his enemies, because we really try to leave nothing to chance.

I also expect that after we kill him, the alliance will be off, and it will be a "last (wo)man standing" to get his magic items.
We're not planning to take many of those. But if that's what happens, we intend to make sure two of the Bone Sisters wouldn't make it out alive. Lady Plum Blossom is, in our esteemed opinion, a much better Phoenix Head, possibly after a period of study under the most humane of them.

Qinwen and the sisters of Bone Kingdom are some of my favorite NPCs in the game.

I am behind doing my session logs as well. In my last session of Disposable Disciples the players organized a meeting of the leaders of the martial world. They were trying to organize a resistance to the Yan invasion (in this particular campaign the Glorious Emperor is dead and the Yan invaded bringing with them a new kind of elemental magic). The players had waged a huge war in Dee that resulted in many big martial heroes being killed. This made Dee an easy point of invasion for the Yan and the players now realize that the martial world has become too depleted to resist because of all their infighting. The meeting was supposed to bring everyone together. But Dehua sect made things very difficult for them, claiming that the Chief of the Martial World (one of the PCs) violated every Dehuan virtue and therefore couldn't possibly gain the mandate of Heaven. By the end of the session they still hadn't managed to unite anyone.

Here is the last two sessions of the Storms of the Martial World campaign. One of the players almost turned into a Tree Demon Minion, and they had a drinking contest with a khan:

http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/07/storms-of-martial-world-sessions-19-20.html

The Scoundrels of Daolu Session 3: The players find work guarding a temple and kill some people: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/07/scoundrels-of-daolu-session-3-killing.html

Latest session log: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/07/disposable-disciples-sessions-53-57.html

Session 58 of Disposable Disciples: A poisoning, mysterious deaths and a cover-up
http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/07/disposable-disciples-session-58-last.html

Should mention that was a two player session.

The party cut off Ferocious Flower's hands and travelled back in time: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/disposable-disciples-sessions-59-60.html

Started blog posts on gaming Strange Tales from a Chinese Studios. Will be turning stories in the book into Ogre Gate compatible entries:

Spitting Water: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese.html
The Painted Wall: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_19.html

Here are some more entries:


The Troll: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_78.html
Biting a Ghost and Catching a Fox: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-tales-from-chinese-studio-biting.html
The Monster in the Buckwheat and More: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-tales-from-chinese-studio.html
Growing Pears and the Taoist Priest of Mount Lao: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_22.html
The Monk of Changqing: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_23.html
The God of Hail and the Golden Goblet: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_24.html
Grace and Pine: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_62.html
A Most Exemplary Monk and More: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_25.html
Wild Dog, Past Lives and Fox in a Bottle: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_26.html

Here is another:

Thumb and Thimble & Scorched Moth the Taoist: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_27.html

New session log for Disposable Disciples. The future comes to kick ass: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/disposable-disciples-sessions-61-62.html

Here are more strange tale inspired monsters:

Karmic Debts, Door Gods and More: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_28.html

Here are some more Strange Tales:

Painted Skin and More: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-tales-from-chinese-studio-34-36.html
A Latter-Day Buddha and More: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_29.html
The Laughing Girl: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_30.html

More strange tales:

The Magic Sword and Magic Baghttp://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_2.html
The Devoted Mouse and More: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/gaming-strange-tales-from-chinese_31.html

Sects of the Martial World blog entry, Lady Eighty-Seven: http://thebedrockblog.blogspot.com/2017/09/sects-of-martial-world-lady-eighty.html