Siriel

When last we left our heroes, they had just left the cave after bothering a god. Once they exit, Zack uses his psychic powers to seal the entrance for...some reason. I really don't know, and I don't believe anyone in the group ever knew that he was responsible for it. All it really accomplished was stop anyone from going back in and try to get the Orb.

They return to Komerfest, now that it's not being besieged, and are warily welcomed once they announce that they're acquaintance of ...

4. A society of specialization and the value of the unique

As described above, Plato’s ideal society is a stratified divided between three classes, as well as one where every individual is in his rightful place based on his natural talents. Harmony and justice are what occurs when there is no overlap in roles, no conflict between the classes, when each man has his own duty that he sets out to accomplish.

The theory could be taken as an explanation for Gilgamesh’s ...

Because I was asked to Blog it.

1. Plato’s ideal society

In Plato’s ideal society, justice is present when all citizens have their own place and are happy in their place, respecting those who are above them in the hierarchy and content to fulfil their duties. We’ll go over this in more details if it becomes required, but for now I’ll simply briefly present the hierarchy that Plato suggests for such a city.

The first, most populous, class ...

Last we saw our heroes, they found a cave in a mountain, guided by a magical orb. I should specify that only a few of them are actually there (those who move the fastest); the others are catching up.

As they enter into a chamber inside the cave, said orb flies toward the center of the room where an alter sits and begins to shine as Taran detects a powerful magic.

In an unfortunate but also somewhat understandable decision, they proceed to flee from the ensuing lightshow ...

Taking a little break from updating the other one because what's coming is particularly ridiculous so I need to gather my thoughts and do some rereading first.

Instead, let me talk about the other Anima campaign in play in. That one started a few years later and consists of four of my game's players (Corim's, Solomon's, Ardelyn's - I think and Taran's) and myself as players, with the GM being Tasha's player.

It progresses very slowly, and hasn't gone anywhere near the ...