[quote=Tizzy;1441]Well, so far the most common thing is to be having an out of body experience and run into a wizard or two on the astral plane.
Timing seems to be a big issue, those wizards aren’t that predictable.
Which is why i’m working on my own plans to raise a demon army…still working out the details…
I’m calling it “The Rapture” it’s going to be a mass vacuuming of souls from the planes of men into the Abyss as demons.
I’ve been working on it for a century or two now. My concern is that someone might leak my plans…
I’ve also heard some rumors that some people may have gotten a bit mixed up about where they’re going when I rapture them but…hey it’ll be a pleasant surprise…I’m sure.
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Wouldn’t be control be more of an issue? Most of those displaced humans are going to be seriously pissed off… It might work if you get them to leave voluntarily, but then again, the kind of people that actually want to become a demon are not exactly the kind of people easy to control 😉
As for beta-reading, I am split on the issue. I have done my fair share of D&D adventure development and editing for Wizard of the Coast’s various organized play programs and I love doing it. At the same time, it requires a different outset when actually reading the material, which does come at the cost of simple reading enjoyment if you get what I mean. It certainly costs more energy and it can be time consuming. Of course, I could simply read it, but then I would capture only the more glaring errors or the occasional minor one by accident and then it would be fairer to simply wait for the release 😉