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What makes one group kick more monster ass than others? What helps our team ("Don't Make This Weird") consistently perform well in challenging adventures like the ultimate dungeon delve and the championship? (work in progress)

1. Teamwork. More than any other RPG I have played, 4e has been designed to reward teamwork and synergies between characters. If you want to step up your game, look for ways to help the other party members. Leader types have it easy, they get powers that help the other party members, but everyone should be working to help each other.

Take the credit card to GenCon.

Kirk picked up a set of superman wristbands to keep the sweat from interfering with his grip on his dice.

And I know he got it for the dice, because he got a third one. You can make up your own use for that one.

Stealing time for a quck update. Having a great day. Knocked the first round of the goodman tournament out of the park. Now we are half way through a double length LFR adventure.

So, my picture updates have been telling moat of the nuts and bolts of the story. We drove through the night, sorted out or lodging and registration confusions, and we are ready. Tomorrow it starts.

Actually, tomorrow is a big day, with three sessions planned. We start at the delve -- a challenging six-encounter adventure designed to crush the merely adequate. For us, though, there is a bugger challenge.

That session is scheduled to run from 8-12. But we have the first round of the goodman games tournament at noon, in another building two or mire blocks away.

Finally, a real meal. We have our tickets, our route for tomorrow's quick switch mapped out, and we are having a good late lunch at a brewery here that goes to a lot of effort to appeal to gamers. I'm gonna have to buy a shirt just because they are pandering to me.

After: well, some disappointments with the food. Steaks sent back twice, etc.