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First off, a HUGE thanks goes out to Arkayden for not only creating standees and uploading his template, but also for taking the time to write-up some great step-by-step instructions. For all your hard work last season, you definitely deserve a break for some well-deserved R&R (...or is it D&D?). Anyways, I figure it's time to pay back some of the love we were all shown the past few months, so I've made some standees for everyone.

However, I need to tell you a few things first:

• In the sake of expeditiousness (sorry euro gamers!) , there's no HP tracker this time. I want to get these out to as many DMs as possible, so I left it off for now.
• There's two sheets. The first has everything you need for the encounter unless either a) you've been using the TPK mob amount for the last couple of sessions, b) you have a REALLY large group, or c) you love wagons.
• Then, we get to a second page with a bunch of wagons. Yay, wagons! All of these have been put on their own page in order to save your ink should you so choose. I also added a couple of stirges/wagons here so the guys mentioned above can be satiated.
• BUT HEY! There's a wagon on this first page! What's your wagon doing in my NPCs?!?! _{Space constraints, sorry.}

So, there you go! And I promise to get the next set out in a timelier fashion (with HP tracker!).

Alright, encounter two (and two {and two}) is up. Since there's some randomness/choice involved this week, there's three whole pages of standees just for you! Now, you may say, "But Gnomish Magic Misshle, what if I'm not cool enough for three whole sheets of foldable paper strips?" Well then, you have a few options. Firstly, if you have a stable table, you only have to print two pages. Just go ahead and grab the middle encounter (the one with all the cute/bloodthirsty little goblinoids) and then the extreme end of the spectrum according to the route your players have taken. However, some of us aren't fortunate enough to have a group that stays relatively the same from week to week. And in that case, you can either make an executive decision or man up and get cool enough between now and then to handle a trio of ink-laden pieces of paper. I've also included
Faldyra Show (she's the one looking thoughtfully off into the distance) in case you want to use her. Just don't break her; I think she's pretty expensive, and I'm definitely not paying for that.