We thought we’d start something else, but the GM wasn’t quite ready so we had a bit of fun on the ice. For some values of fun, anyway. It was really winter now, though it was only a couple of weeks after the Feast of Mizran. It didn’t get dark…

Well, that escalated quickly. We could have had a winding-down session after this but we all felt it would be better just to let these people go on with their lives without us. But I’ll miss them! We really had to hold a guild meeting before it started to snow.…

That was hard. About as hard as they’d thought but in different ways. And possibly more dangerous than they were aware of. (But the new guy is a very good guy!) We’d really have to go to the workers’ camp now, something we weren’t looking forward to at all! We…

A bit of a holiday. Amre had to make an effort not to work. The next day was the Day of Anshen and we were off to the village — not only had we promised the children that we’d go, but we wanted to be there ourselves and see what…

Not two weddings, like the children wanted, but as Arni said, one is quite enough. The moment Hylse and Jeran appeared in the kitchen, Halla took them away. It took them a while to come back: they’d been to Jeran’s mother, too. There were congratulations all round, and then we…

From memory because I didn’t take any notes — things were too exciting to break the flow by writing. (I admit that Venla was unconscious part of the time, but it was too exciting even then.) We woke up late, and the first thing we heard was the sound of…

But we thought it was, or at least it was going to be. The GM said we’ll have to count on life being this hectic every day for the rest of our lives, and if we don’t take time out for ourselves those lives might be shorter than we’d like.…

The village is all right — more than all right. But now we’ve got a dozen bandits on our hands. Rava asked (probably after the night in the temple) either how to start with semsin or to talk to the gods, but I don’t remember any details! Will edit when…

We’re not done with the village yet, nor it with us. But right now we’re too tired to do anything except sleep. We woke up because there were cats and chickens walking over us, I suppose. Or perhaps it was just the chickens, because there was a cat asleep on…

On the road again. It’s not the same without the children! Hinla and Nisha had taken it on themselves to teach Rava her letters, but Nisha’s set of letters didn’t include ‘r’ or ‘v’ yet so it was hard to even teach her to read her name. The school was…