Chaos at Sandpoint

This time the party describes their appearance to each of the other party members. In which they are starting to learn a little about each other's back stories. But they don't provide too much information.

Cinder is a Tiefling warrior who looks to be much more then just a fighter. He has glowing eyes and an attitude of anger about him.

Charron, a Half-Orc brute that no one wants to mess with.

Davakas, a Half-Elf fighter that is always looking for the change to throw his daggers!

and Harkrug, another Half-Orc that appears to have a spiritual element about him at all times.

As the dust settles from the two fights the party had with Goblins, they hear fighting 20 yards away and a man screaming for help. They rush over to see a man lying on the ground bleeding. And they see his dog get killed by a ruthless Goblin Commando. The party runs up and takes out the commando and his goblin henchmen easily enough.

Then they finally go back to their rooms at The Rusty Dragon. In which all the occupants of the tavern want to buy the party drinks and food. Charron and Harkrug are both pleasantly surprised how much gratitude they receive from the Humans of Sandpoint, in which they are used to not receiving so much thanks in other countries of Golarion.

Then Cinder learns that one woman has a little bit more in mind. In fact she asks the group to help her get rid of some rats in her Father's General Store.

The party helps her by going down into the basement. But then they quickly find out it was actually a setup by Shayliss to get the party down there and frame them. The father comes down and tries to hit one of the party members. Fortunately they are able to dissuade him of such violent thoughts. The Father takes the daughter away and now the party has even more infamy in Sandpoint. As well as potentially some good discounts on general goods!

Then the party goes to the Boneyard and destroys two Skeletons, learning about Erekian's sarcophagus has been vandalized and the body stolen! Sheriff Hemlock and Temple Leader Zantus are both grateful for their help with the skeletons.

What went right during this game:

1. GM had macros setup for combat creatures attack

2. Story line was smoother and combat was better paced.

What went wrong:

1. GM was not fully setup with maps and NPCs for the scenarios the players were playing.

2. The 3 hour time slot that some players wanted didn't actually work with the group, in which we had a couple of people drop off around 2 1/2 hours of game time.