I don't know how wise it'd be to throw eight people into the same adventure with a system game. Mind you, that's the opinion I've gathered from mediums that run a little quicker, but it'd still get kind of crowded.<br/><br/>I have to second coolhands, though. We're bullrushed through the last story (at least the end bit.) That resulted in Kate dictating him using the magic stones<em>and </em>handing over the message from the Order. It's both things I'd have done, and obviously she didn't take any liberties with the character<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">*</span>, but I would have appreciated being able to write that myself.<br/><br/><br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">*</span>Kate, I should really note that Aodh isn't the... Teacher/Guru type you seem to depict from Chloe's standpoint. He's a crazy hermit who writes a<em>lot</em>of stuff, most of it fairly useless, but some of it being the nuggets of truth that bookish mages love to deal with. Also, did I mention he's crazy? Because he's crazy, and anyone who's dealt with him for longer than an hour knows that. I'd understand if Chloe just heard thirdhand about some druid called "Ey-Odd" who spouted on about magic, but could you make her a little less... I dunno, respectful (I honestly don't know what word would be appropriate in this situation (also, I really don't mean any offense- I think some things just got lost in translation.))