Chris McKenzie as Grobspit Snaggletooth

Grobspit the goblin is our choice for December. He was everything you’d expect a sniveling green-skin to be, (although maybe a bit tall :P ). Chris did such a fantastic job with the costume and character concept as a whole. He is creepy, funny, and scary all at the same time. Thanks for all of the effort and great racial roleplaying!

We had such a difficult time, as really, everyone did such a great job. We simply must give an honorable mention to Ralph. Igor was fantastic as well, and we can’t wait for his return!

Main Mod NPCs

Atmosphere is always important. Because of this special end-of-year and story line wrap-up event, we really wanted to give the players something to remember. Great efforts were made well before the event and in the hours leading up to main mod. We had an awesome group of people that were pumped to give you the best experience they could muster. What else can we say? All of the NPCs on main mod deserve recognition for their efforts and dedication. Their enthusiasm and portrayal of the firey demons really brought so much to the feel of those scenes on Saturday night. Awesome job by all of you and a big thanks from all of us!

A shout out also goes to The Fates: Haya, Angela, and Katie for the great job they did on a smaller mod. Not everyone got to witness it, but word has it they are well worth looking out for in the future...

John Tinney

Big stories mean lots of planning and coordination. With the epic mods at the December event, we had to be very sure of everyone’s safety. It couldn't have been done without John Tinney and crew. He handled the multiple fires from encounter to encounter just like the pro that he is. We appreciate all that you do and are glad you are around to ensure safety when we “go big”!

Clove's Hut

Like a fine wine, Clove’s hut continues to get better with age. Mark is hard core and stays in his “hovel” even in the cold. It really does get better and better every event, and Mark deserves recognition for all of his hard work. Great job Mark!