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A Mysterious Tower of Ice Waiting to be Explored!
Across the hostile waters of The Draining Sea lies a frozen island which is the location of the mysterious Tower of Ice. Legends tell of fabulous relics and riches hidden within this cold dark tower. The businessman and adventurer Skiller, requires the help of your heroes to explore the tower.
He has an old map which&n... [click here for more]
Force Majeure is an adventure for is an adventure for All For One, and is meant to be played as an introductory mini-campaign for novice musketeers and their lackeys.
It may also be played using the sample musketeers found in the All For One rulebook.
Our heroic musketeers find themselves involved in a seemingly minor dispute be... [click here for more]
Evil Curses & Evil Deeds in the Abbey!Le Baiser de la Mort is the second of four adventures in the Le Mousquetaire Déshonoré campaign. In this adventure, France reels from an unexpected invasion as the characters are tasked with discovering why a mysterious agent, Le Faucon, has failed to provide information after being paid. The trail leads to Mont Saint-Michel, where a m... [click here for more]
All For One Adventure #05: Le Mousquetaire Déshonoré Pt 4
The Grande Finale... Revenge is a Dish Best Served Cold!
Le Mousquetaire Final is the fourth and final adventure in the Le Mousquetaire Déshonoré campaign.
In Le Mousquetaire Final the characters finally face Delmar Boulanger, the former musketeer responsible for the deaths of several m... [click here for more]
Paris Gothique is the definitive guide to Paris for All for One: Regime Diabolique.
This supplement includes information on all the important figures, places, and secret societies in France's capital city. Also included is information on Parisian streets, architecture, and other aspects of everyday life.
In short, Paris Gothique provides the Game Master with everything nee... [click here for more]
THIS IS THE PLAYER'S GUIDE EBOOK VERSIONThe year is 1636 and France is a troubled nation. A great and terrible evil gnaws at its core. Darkness stalks the land. All that stands between chaos and order are the King's Musketeers. Explore a France of swashbuckling action, powerful magic, daring deeds, courtly intrigue, witty repartee, and vile monsters! The characters are France'... [click here for more]
In 1935 the heroes uncovered part of an ancient Chinese artefact in the mountains of Tibet, an artefact sought by a Chinese mystic by the name of Lo-Peng.
A year later in someone has stolen the relic from Boston Museum. A strange Chinese pictogram left at the crime scene leads the adventurers on rollercoaster ride from Boston to Afghanistan, onto Venice, and finally to China and the tomb ... [click here for more]
The tilts are alive with the sound of jousting! The clash of swords and the thunder of charging horses is mixed with the sound of the excited crowd cheering on their favoured champion. All seems well at this popular tournament but foul deeds are about to be commited!
Sir David and his illustrious band of heroic fighters enter... [click here for more]
In an ancient land lie dark secrets!
Our heroic retinue has arrived in the marshy land of East Anglia. It seems to be gripped by a permanent winter that has made the local marsh people turn to the pagan gods hoping they can return the true order of the seasons. All is not what it seems as our heroes discover an oasis of good weather keeping the Danbury lands in permanent summer. They soo... [click here for more]
Treachery, Feuds, Fae, and Madness
Triple Ace Games are proud to present the fourth in their Daring Tales of Chivalry series, and present two fully detailed adventures.
Castle Fairstone puts the heroes between two feuding families locked in a castle. Soon they discover they aren't alone, and what starts, as a tense negotiation soon becomes a desperate fight for survival a... [click here for more]
The Ice Fiend & Other Tales is a set of four fantastic Hellfrost mini-adventures for seasoned characters. In The Ice Fiend our heroes are asked to hunt a savage wolf that is terrorising a local farmer's sheep stock. But nothing is ever that simple! If your heroes want to bathe in Glory then A Brief Encounter is for them! Hired as mercenarie... [click here for more]
The specter of famine stalks the northern Hearthlands.With the snow already falling, the key to thwarting disaster is the village of Dunross, for here are stored the winter supplies of many surrounding villages. Fresh faced and eager, the heroes are hired by a local merchant to collect sacks of flour from Dunross and deliver them to a bakery. But things are never that simple.What begins as a ro... [click here for more]
The balance of nature is tipping!Animal life was not always dominant in Rassilon. Eons ago, before the balance of nature was established, sentient plants were the superior life form. Among their number was a particularly vile species which sought the extermination of all animal life. Although long thought extinct, one of their seed pods has lain dormant, silently waiting for the right ti... [click here for more]
Something Stirs In The Icebarrier MountainsJoining a caravan as guards is a way to earn good money and see the world, though it is not without its risks. Having signed up as guards, the heroes are about to take part in a journey from the relative safety of the lands around Hellfrost Keep, home of the Hearth Knights, to the distant Saxa steads nestled in the forlorn Icebarrier Mountains.To... [click here for more]
The Crystalflow River is the lifeblood of the Crystalflow Confederacy. Every day hundreds of ships and barges sail its turbulent waters, buying and selling cargoes along its length. But trade is slowing and the sailors are scared. Several ships have been found devoid of crew and stripped bare of their valuable cargoe... [click here for more]
War Has Come to Watchgap Fort!With night falling, the strong walls of Watchgap Fort offer sanctuary, somewhere to sleep in peace and eat a hot meal. Or so you thought, for no sooner have the heroes settled down when an alarm is raised -- a goblin army is besieging Watchgap Fort!This adventure simulates a mass battle on the tabletop. Spread over several days, each scene is the equivalent ... [click here for more]
A Noble & Dangerous Quest Awaits Brave or Perhaps Foolish Heroes...Lost but not completely forgotten, the City of Paraxus lies in the Barony of Cul and is rumoured to hold the hidden knowledge of the Heligi people, a long extinct people.This adventure for Hellfrost starts out as a simple contract for the heroes who are hired to join the quest to discover Paraxus. The heroes have to p... [click here for more]
Insanity has struck the citizens of Rassilon!
Unable to cure the afflicted souls with herbs or magic, the cult of Eira hires a band of hardened adventurers to investigate the source of the insanity. From a village of fools to a more serious menace driven into the abyss of madness, the heroes must follow the path of lunacy and risk their own sanity.... [click here for more]
THE DEATH OF SUMMER LOOMS! Summer draws near, and the village of Torton is preparing for its annual festival in honor of Thunor. It is a time of celebration and happiness, and the heroes are welcome guests. But hidden away from the warmth, a creature of terrible cold plots and plans the destruction of the world. Through the awesome power of the winter god, Thrym, the servant of evil plans to b... [click here for more]
Uncover the Power of the Ancients!Before the Blizzard War, the Convocation of Elementalists had many schools of magic. Many of the remote schools were destroyed during the conflict, the great secrets they held thought lost forever. Recently one establishment has been rediscovered, one which the Convocation would like explored and looted. For five centuries the school has lain untouched by the o... [click here for more]
Should freedom come at any price?A caravan of slain refugees isn't an unusual sight, especially in winter, but why do they have their weapons drawn yet show no sign of wounds? And who are the mysterious "white men" of which the lone survivor speaks?Fate has drawn heroes into a race to uncover the secrets of the past, secrets which have been deliberately concealed for centuries. A terrible crime... [click here for more]
For generations, two families have been engaged in a bitter blood feud with distant kin in northern Nordmark over possession of a supposed relic, Stormhammer. Though geographical separation has prevented open bloodshed, a war o... [click here for more]
Spring is in the air! The start of spring is marked by numerous festivals to Eostre, and this year is no different. Jarl Cuthwulf is hosting a grand, week-long festival, combining religious activities with five tests of skill, stamina, and ingenuity. Rich or poor, young or old, brave or cowardly, all may enter in the hope of taking away one of the fabulous prizes on offer! This adventure takes... [click here for more]
THE END IS NIGH! Three times the heroes have interfered in the plans of Jarl Hrimwulf the Grim, and three times the heroes have vanquished the jarl's minions. But now the Norns have decreed the final act must play out between might frost giant and mortal adventures. At stake is nothing less that the fate of the Hearthlands. After facing death on the shores of White Lake battle must be taken to... [click here for more]
The time of the prophecy nears!Literally hundreds of prophecies were made during the Blizzard War.One such prophecy was in regards to "The Blood Tide."Written down in fragments by a priest of Neorthe, it told of the sea turning red with blood, a monstrous force which would drive the races from the oceans, and an unstoppable tide surging from the sea to devour those who dwelt on the ... [click here for more]
The Fey Tower - is an adventure set on the coastline of Rassilon. For the past five months the inhabitants of the coastal village of Gairloch have been plagued by giant crabs. These ravenous crustaceans raid on the land and steal cattle, sheep, and the occasional passing human. The crabs have driven most of the fish away and the villagers now barely catch enough to survive. They have come to te... [click here for more]
Death is only the beginning....
The village of Drayton is beset by plague. Seemingly abandoned by their healer, the villagers now turn to strangers for help. But there is more to the illness than appears, for the hand of the Norns is at work.
Three centuries ago they laid down a prophecy to the lord of Drayton, a prophecy that spelled disaster for his descendants. That time has ... [click here for more]
Dare you venture into Darkness?
The Dark Night - Buried in secret, Helfrith Helasdohtor a powerful priestess has been slowly breaking the sigils of her ancient tomb. When the sigils fail, the great evil will once again be unleashed onto the unsuspecting world. In preparation for this second coming of darkness, Hela has stirred Helfrith from her dreamless sleep. Can our heroes stop this ... [click here for more]
Through Edges and Glory rewards, Hellfrost allows the heroes to become leaders of men. The playground for such characters is not the "dungeon" environment, but the open battlefield. They lead companies to death or glory beneath fluttering banners, not skulk in dark shadows searching moldy corpses for a few coins. The call to arms has been issued, bu... [click here for more]
Fed up of getting calendars for Christmas? Well, you might enjoy this one! Need help remembering all those holy days your character should be honoring? Maybe you're a GM trying to plan out a campaign. The Hellfrost calendar presents a sheet for each of the 13 months, detailing the season, typical activities, and the holy days and high holy days of the minor and major gods. A notes page allows y... [click here for more]
Most citizens know of bufomi only through travelers' tales. Jokingly referred to as "toadies," they are often portrayed as harmless, backward simpletons practicing a bizarre toad-worshipping faith. But those who dwell near the dank marshes the bufomi call home tell no such stories, for they know how savage and cunning the toad-men can be when aroused. Their culture is a violent one, where ... [click here for more]
The civilized races fear many monstrous breeds, but none more than the frost giants. Each winter-loving, towering fiend is a one-man company, with the strength of a blizzard and the fortitude of a glacier. Individually, they are a great menace; when they gather in numbers, they are nearly unstoppable. Those are beholden to hold back the forces of winter would be wise to heed the advice presente... [click here for more]
Exploring Ertha's Realm just got a whole lot slimier.
Fungals are one of the strangest creatures ever seen in the Hearthlands. Widely regarded as crop stealing pests, they are usually attacked on sight. Most citizens believe they are a primitive and barbaric race. While it is certainly true they lack any form of technology and complex society, they are a fascinating race, and one not to... [click here for more]
Until the destructive Golem War ravaged the northern continent, golems were used across lands held. They were created in great number by the Anari, who employed them as near-mindless slaves, automatons programmed to follow orders without question or concern for their own well-being. Today, golems are virtually unknown, bogeymen used to scare children and adults alike. This supplement briefly ex... [click here for more]
From the Hearthlands to the High Winterlands, the snow shrouded forests and ice covered mountains are home to countless ice goblins. Often dismissed as lesser foes due to their size and cowardly nature, many a hero has met his death on the spear of a snarling, blue-skinned goblin.
This supplement delve into ice goblin culture and society. It explores their origins, anatomy, social struc... [click here for more]
Many are the terrors of the deep ocean. While fishermen and sailors fear sudden squalls and colossal whales, nothing strikes dread into their hearts as much as talk of the dreaded "shark-men." Remorseless killers, they stalk the waters of Rassilon, attacking ships and raiding coastal communities for treasure and food. This supplement takes a look inside the culture of the kreana.
This product is a game world calendar for Hellfrost: Land of Fire. Each month fits on one landscape page. There isa page of general notes relating to the calendar at the start and a blank sheet for GMs who like to plan ahead (or players who want to keep a diary) at the back. A print friendly version is included.
Please note that it does not list festivals held in specific citie... [click here for more]
About Land of Fire – The secrets of the sand revealed!
Welcome, oh noble stranger, to a land of flying carpets, bound jinn, glittering palaces, scheming wizirs, regal sphinxes, and trap-laden tombs bloated with fabulous treasure!
Freed from enslavement under the jinn five centuries ago by Suleiman the Great, the races of Al-Shirkuh, the Land of Fire, have ... [click here for more]
The divisions of the great desert into distinct regions are the invention of modern cartographers. To the nomads that live in the wilderness, borders are meaningless, for the landscape ebbs and flows with the wind, and no one rules here. Similarly, while it is not uncommon for scholars and sages to define Bedu tribes by their homeland, they are as varied as the dunes, sharing only their love of... [click here for more]
Once a rich and mighty empire, Hekata was brought to ruin by the pride and fear of its mightiest ruler. Had it not succumbed to corruption, it might have gone on to conquer the entire continent. But that was not its fate. Cursed by the gods and shunned by the living, Hekata is now a realm of death and damnation, a place where the wise do not tread. This supplement expands on material in the Hel... [click here for more]
For 800 years the Jinn Lands were the center of a vast, aggressive, magic-rich empire. For 800 years they were the home of countless slaves, forced into servitude by their unearthly masters. But now they are a land of blasted ruins and distant memories, of lone caravanserais and remote oases. Although their cities are gone, reduced to dust by the rebellious slave, the jinn still lurk here in sm... [click here for more]
Although considered a desolate wasteland by the settled races, the Great Northern Desert is the cradle of many civilizations. Although now considered separate lands, the spheres of influence of the gatormen, ophidae, scorpionmen, not to mention fallen Hekata, rose, clashed, and fell here. Even the jinn lorded over the northern desert once. Yet for each of these known ancient cultures a doz... [click here for more]
The area encompassing the Great Southern Desert may be but a fraction of the continent, but it remains a vast, largely unexplored realm. While the ruins common in the Great Northern Desert are scarce, there are still many places where men have not trodden in centuries, and many dangers awaiting the unwary traveler.
This supplement explores the origins of the sand goblins, e... [click here for more]
Due to the geographic layout of Al-Shirkuh, trade between the disparate major regions is carried across the burning interior. Yet the turbulent seas remain a vital link between cities sharing the same coastline, well-travelled routes along which men and cargoes are ferried. Despite their skill as navigators, the mariners of Al-Shirkuh avoid the deep ocean, for here dwell fearsome giants, voraci... [click here for more]
Beneath the burning sands a memory is awakening…
For a band of young heroes eager for adventure and glory, escorting a merchant to a rendezvous with a Bedu tribe promises little excitement.
But all is not well in the endless sands. A great evil has awakened after millennia of slumber; an evil that is preparing to unleash its dark powers on the unsuspectin... [click here for more]
Terrorized during the reign of the Liche-Priest and ravaged by the Blizzard War, Heligioland remains a defiant bastion of civilization in the face of the advancing winters and hostile giant and orc raiders. Sparsely populated, Heligioland is a dangerous border realm of small settlements amidst a sea of ancient ruins.
This supplement details over a dozen new locations, provides more deta... [click here for more]
Skalds' repertoires are full of stories concerning Ertha's Realm, also known as the Underearth and Erthaheim. Tales of a subterranean realm of vast caverns all interlinked by countless miles of tunnels, warnings of a race of exiled elves who seek nothing more than total domination of the surface world, and yarns involving great cities with ... [click here for more]
Beyond the Icewall, the Hellfrost stretches to the top of the world. A land of temperatures cold enough to freeze blood in the veins and endless blizzards that tear flesh from bone, it is home to many fearsome creatures. Yet within the Low Winterlands lies Witchwood, a realm just as inhospitable. This is the domain of the Ice Queen, a creature both beautiful and terrible, whose powers extend fa... [click here for more]


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Enchantment of the Seas is a bit of an anomaly. Most ships are new, old or at least uniformly updated, but this one can't make up its mind. Following a 2005 refurb -- in which the ship was sliced and diced and sewn back together with the addition of a 73-foot-long midsection -- parts of the vessel sparkle like new, while others show a bit of wear.
Although the exterior of the ship is slightly faded, the midsection (both inside and outside) still looks relatively new, offering a larger pool deck, funky suspension bridges, the Boleros Latin lounge, Ben & Jerry's, a Champagne bar and the ritzy Centrum atrium, complete with glass-enclosed elevators.
Cabins are comfortable and fairly modern, but a few of the hallways show their age with scuffed walls and dented stateroom doors, some of which looked as though they had been hit with rocks ... or cannonballs.
Although the ship was full during my sailing from Baltimore to Bermuda, it never felt crowded -- not even at mealtimes. I was also surprised by the number of young adults onboard, as well as the zealous nightlife. However, those who chose to steer clear of more rowdy pursuits had plenty of options, as well; everything from trivia to Bingo was offered, and the Solarium provided a relaxing escape for lounging.
Overall, food onboard was decent, and service was efficient and friendly. Royal Caribbean's stellar youth programs kept children busy, so the hallways and pool areas weren't overrun with kids. And, although chair hogs were out in full force during my sailing, I never wanted for a sun lounger by the pool. I was, however, disappointed by the closure of the sports deck for much of the sailing, due to windy conditions that rendered the jogging track, rock-climbing wall and bungee trampoline unsafe for passengers.
For a quick bite and lots of variety, the Windjammer Marketplace on Deck 9 is a good bet. It's set up in stations, so you can grab everything from carved meats and cheeses to pizza and dessert. It's open from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for lunch on embarkation day, 6:30 to 7 a.m. daily for continental breakfast, 7 to 11 a.m. for casual breakfast, noon to 3 p.m. for lunch and 6:30 to 9 p.m. for casual dinner. Beginning at 3 p.m. each day, an afternoon tea is also offered there. During busy times, it may be difficult to find tables. I was disappointed (and awfully hungry) on embarkation day when the Windjammer closed at 3 p.m. and nothing else (not even room service) was available until dinner in the main dining room at 6 p.m.
For more formal dining, check out the My Fair Lady dining room on Decks 4 and 5. It's open daily from either 7 or 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. for breakfast and most days from noon to 1:30 p.m. for lunch (at which time, it's converted into a restaurant called Brasserie 30, which serves excellent shells with pesto sauce). Dining times for the set-seating option are 6 p.m. for the first seating and 8:30 p.m. for the second. Passengers can also opt for anytime dining, which allows them to avoid set tablemates and eat whenever they choose between 6 and 9:30 p.m.
Some menu items like fish and steak are always available, as is at least one vegetarian option. Each menu also has a section for healthy options and Chops Grille offerings. Some of the more interesting and/or tasty dishes I tried were watermelon gazpacho with celery, a Vidalia onion tart, filet of Atlantic salmon, peach soup and cheese gnocchi. Great desserts included coconut layer cake (although the portion was a bit small) and chocolate brownie sandwiches. On the last night of our sailing, the waiters got together for a parade around the dining room.
Enchantment's alternative dining venue is Chops Grille on Deck 6. It's open 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. and carries a fee of $25 per person for menu options that include filet mignon and seafood.
Burgers, pizza and fries are the order of the day at the Solarium Bistro, inside the adults-only Solarium on Deck 9; kids are allowed to get food at the Bistro but can't stay in the Solarium to eat. Times vary, based on the ship's itinerary, so check your daily Cruise Compass planner. Late-night snacks are offered there nightly until 2 a.m.
Good luck trying to resist the smell of freshly baked waffle cones as you stroll past Ben & Jerry's on Deck 6. It's open from 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. It's also the site of Cafe Latte-tudes, which serves coffee drinks for an extra charge and pastries for free. I caved and bought a cone and some sort of frou-frou mocha drink that was quite tasty.
Another option is room service, which is available 24 hours a day. Be aware that a $3.95 fee will apply to all orders placed between midnight and 5 a.m. Continental breakfast items, salads and sandwiches, fruit and desserts are offered, among other menu items.
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The ship's glitzy 10-deck glass-walled Centrum is an open atrium where there are live performances, dancing and two see-through elevators. Decked out in shades of tan, gold, teal and peach, the Centrum is convenient for orienting yourself while searching for other venues like the guest relations and shore excursions desks on Deck 5.
On Deck 6, just past the atrium, you'll find the art and photo galleries, where you can purchase paintings and individual photos or sign up for a photo package. DVD's are also available for purchase. Just be forewarned that this is all very expensive, with a family photo package costing nearly $110. If you're in the mood for some shopping, head to the Shops Onboard, which sell toiletries, clothing, duty-free alcohol, jewelry, perfume and a variety of other items.
For quiet retreats, the Crown and Anchor Study (open to qualifying members of Royal Caribbean's past passenger program) and the library straddle the Centrum on Deck 7. You'll find the study on the port side and the library on the starboard, the latter featuring comfy brown-leather chairs, a decent selection of books, board games, and daily trivia and puzzles like Sudoku.
On the starboard side of the Centrum on Deck 8 is the Concierge Club Lounge, which is available only to suite-holders and top-level past passengers. Or, if you're looking to stay connected while at sea, you can get your social media fix at Royal Caribbean Online, the Internet cafe on Deck 8 on the port side of the atrium. There, you'll find 16 stations with Internet-ready desktop computers. Or, you can bring a laptop and use the ship's Wi-Fi, which is available in most public areas (but not in cabins). You'll need to use your keycard to sign up before you can log on, and the charges will go right to your onboard account. You can pay by the minute, but you'll get a much better price if you purchase one of five prepaid packages, which range in price from $35 for 60 minutes to $150 for 500 minutes.
For a quiet place to people-watch while enjoying some ice cream or coffee, there's a small area with chairs and tables across from Cafe Latte-tudes and Ben & Jerry's on Deck 6, just forward from the atrium.
It seemed like it was barely used on my sailing, but there is also a conference center available on Deck 6, sandwiched between Chops Grille and the Schooner Bar.
Although self-service laundry facilities are not provided, there are laundry and dry-cleaning services available onboard, for which you'll pay per article of clothing.
Staterooms onboard are decorated in shades of white, gold and teal and feature strange, faux-suede wall panels. All feature twin beds that can convert to queens.
Inside cabins on Enchantment of the Seas now come in three types, thanks to the ship's 2005 elongation: Family Interior Staterooms, new since the refurb and offering more space for passengers with children (260 square feet); Large Interior Staterooms (145 square feet); and Interior Staterooms (137 square feet). Rooms with windows include Family Oceanview Staterooms (293 square feet) and Large Oceanview Staterooms (152 square feet). All inside and outside standard cabins offer a sitting area, a vanity and a private bathroom. Many -- including the family cabins -- feature Pullman beds for extra guests.
Cabins also include small TV's, each with 28 channels like CNN, Spanish channels, and various movie and music channels. There was plenty of closet and drawer space, but in my oceanview cabin, the clicking together of the unused hangers woke me up at night on several occasions until I removed them from the bar in the closet. There were also two end tables, a glass coffee table, a couch, a desk chair, reading lamps, two 230-volt European plugs, two 120-volt U.S. plugs and a surplus of mirrors. Safes can be found in the vanity cupboards. Various snacks, soda and bottled water are stacked on top of the vanity -- something that seems a bit strange since space is at a premium -- and are available for purchase, but beware of their high cost.
Superior Oceanview Staterooms offer their own balconies. Each clocks in at between 190 and 195 square feet with a 36- to 41-square-foot balcony. Each balcony has two chairs and a small table. Mini-bars are also available.
Bathrooms are standard with shower-only options and clingy shower curtains, removable shower heads and shampoo/body wash dispensers. The only other toiletries offered are bars of soap for hand washing. Decor is fairly plain with cream and peach tones.
Suites on Enchantment offer the most variety with five different categories. Junior Suites are 248 square feet with 62-square-foot balconies. Sofa beds sleep additional passengers. Grand Suites, which are 349 square feet and have 107-square-foot balconies, offer separate living areas. Royal Family Suites, 487 square feet with 58-square-foot balconies, feature two bedrooms, two bathrooms and separate living areas with sofa beds. Owner's Suites are the next step up, offering 511 square feet of space with 107 square-foot balconies. Finally, the ship's Royal Suites offer the same amenities as the other suites, plus private, in-cabin hot tubs and baby grand pianos.
All suites have bathrooms that include bathtubs. Additionally, passengers booked in suites (excluding Junior Suites) receive priority check-in, access to the Concierge Club onboard lounge, priority pool deck and theater seating, bathrobes, luggage valet service and complimentary pressing service on formal night.
The ship offers 20 accessible cabins.
Royal Caribbean passengers are charged $12 per person, per day ($14.25 for suite guests). Gratuities can be prepaid or will be added on a daily basis to passengers' SeaPass accounts during the cruise. Passengers can modify or remove gratuities by visiting the guest services desk while onboard. A 15 percent gratuity is automatically added to bar tabs.
Fitness and Recreation
Enchantment Day Spa, located on Deck 9, offers a serene environment for everything from pro-collagen marine facials ($145) to teeth-whitening ($149). Hair and nail services for men and women are also available.
Also on Deck 9 is the Solarium adults-only indoor pool, which features a retractable glass roof that can be opened in nice weather and closed when it rains. The space also includes two hot tubs. With its classy white pillars and tiled floors, it's a great place to escape the hectic vibe throughout the rest of the ship.
At the opposite end of Deck 9, you'll find the main pool, two hot tubs and a kids' splash pool (which, oddly, didn't seem to be open at all on my sailing). I was pleasantly surprised to be able to find a number of available sun loungers -- even on sea days. The sports pool is located midship and is flanked by two hot tubs. You'll also be able to take a walk on one of two futuristic-looking suspension bridges, which offer views over the pool deck.
For active pursuits, Deck 10 is the place to be. Forward, you'll find the Jump Zone, which features a bungee trampoline. Aft, you'll find the rock-climbing wall and fitness center, which includes free weights up to 90 pounds, a variety of exercise balls, nine Life Fitness treadmills, six elliptical machines, 10 reclining bikes, nine spin cycles and various weight machines. Classes are offered there -- some (like abs classes and stretching) are free, while others (like Pilates and cycling) carry a $12 fee. Shuffleboard courts and a jogging track can also be found on this deck. Just be warned that, if the weather is too windy, the sports deck and all of its amenities will be closed.
Royal Caribbean is known for its outstanding children's facilities, and those on Enchantment are no exception. The Adventure Ocean children's program is divided into five groups that cater to children from ages 6 months to 11 years. Playgroups and baby gymnastics are set up throughout the cruise for Royal Babies (6 - 18 months), and offerings for Royal Tots (18 - 36 months) include Crayola Beginnings sessions and bedtime stories.
Aquanauts (ages 3 - 5) can mingle at pirate-, circus-, dinosaur- and superhero-themed festivities throughout each cruise and take part in other activities in the kid's center on Deck 10. For Explorers (ages 6 - 8), youth staffers offer science experiments (like building volcanoes), pizza parties and other fun pastimes for kids. Voyagers (ages 9 - 11) can participate in hula-hoop contests, face-painting and trivia.
Teens have their own space -- a club called FUEL, which has modern-style couches, a dance floor and TV's. On my sailing, there were so few teens onboard that they combined teen activities for ages 12 - 17, but on voyages where more teens are present, they're divided into two groups: 12 - 14 and 15 - 17.
In addition to Adventure Ocean's Nintendo Wii, youngsters will find a video arcade across the hall from Adventure Ocean on Deck 10. It's got air hockey, foosball and other classic games. A note to parents: The arcade isn't free, and credits for game play will be charged to your onboard account. Ping-Pong tables can also be found out on deck.
For parents looking to dine sans kids, Royal Caribbean offers a "Lunch & Play" option for children that includes a two-hour lunch and play time with food, movies, cartoons, karaoke and scavenger hunts. It comes with an extra fee of $7.95 per child. Another option for parents is the Late Night Party Zone, which will occupy younger cruisers from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at a cost of $6 per hour, per child. Baby-sitting is also available on a group or in-cabin basis between 8 a.m. and 2 a.m. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance, and it's on a "first come, first served" basis. Rates for in-cabin sitters are about $19 per hour for up to three children in the same family (kids must be at least one year old).
All passengers younger than 18 have a curfew of 1 a.m., unless they're accompanied by a parent or participating in an organized, ship-sponsored youth activity.
Fellow Passengers
The majority of the passenger base consists of Americans in their 50's, but there's a fair mix of younger adults, as well. (Note: This ship is great for families, but because school was in session, there were only about 150 children, ages 17 and younger, onboard during a recent sailing.)
Dress Code
Casual clothing is the norm during the day throughout the ship, but no shorts or flip-flops are allowed in the dining room, and men's shirts must have sleeves (no tank tops). Dinner attire is generally resort or country-club casual, with most men wearing khakis and collared shirts and women wearing sundresses or blouses with dress pants or skirts. There is one formal night on each cruise, during which most women wear party dresses or gowns, while men opt for suits or slacks with collared shirts and blazers. Occasionally, men also wear tuxedos.
Enchantment boasts several onboard bars, including the Champagne Bar, a tiny area near the atrium on Deck 4. It offers a prime, ground-level view of any live performances that take place in the atrium throughout the cruise, and it has a nice selection of wine. The Schooner Bar, Deck 6, starboard, is decorated with dark woods and a laid-back nautical theme, and a pool bar on Deck 9 means you don't have to go far from your deck chair to snag a bucket of beer.
Lounges also abound on this ship. On the only night I ventured into the Spotlight Lounge, a disco on Deck 6, it was dead. I found Boleros, a Latin-themed lounge, bar and dance venue on Deck 5, to be a bit flashier as well as centrally located. Best of all was the Viking Crown Lounge on Deck 11, aft. It offered a D.J. and a clubby atmosphere that was both fun and easygoing.
For shows, Orpheum Theater is where you'll go. It hosts everything from free first-run movies to musical revues and comedic performances. This venue is a decent size and comprises space on Decks 5 and 6. On my sailing, I saw a phenomenal magic show and a mediocre revue of music from contemporary movies like "Men in Black" and "Charlie's Angels."
Loud, flashy Casino Royale is located on Deck 5 between Boleros Lounge and the Orpheum Theater. It features an interesting see-through floor near the entrance, lots of lights and crazy purple carpet, as well as slot machines, blackjack, roulette, craps and poker.
For daytime fun, check out the main pool deck to participate in or just watch any number of silly contests, from belly-flopping to Ms. Biceps. Most enrichment on Enchantment consists of activities like dance classes in the disco and gaming lessons in the casino. These are free of charge. If you're looking for lectures and the like, this probably isn't the ship for you.
Royal Caribbean offers a number of shore excursions on port days through its "Explorations!" desk on Deck 5. Sightseeing tours and glass-bottom boat trips are very popular, as are beach excursions, but be aware that you may be able to access some beaches for free or for a much lower price if you just go on your own. I paid $58 for the Beach BBQ & Island Party excursion, and although the food was delicious and the entertainment was lively, I didn't think it was worth the cost.
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Food Inc. — Film Review — My Most Honest OpinionIt's tough to imagine a scenario where I would casually recommend Food, Inc. to a friend or acquaintance. So… why am I writing about it? We receive a lot of inquiries about food. Mostly, we receive complaints about the cost of organics and local foods. That's why I'm reviewing this movie, because the film deals directly with this issue and how we view the cost of food. If you're immediately interested in taking a closer look at the food industry (and I do mean a close look), please run out and purchase a copy of Food, Inc. Not sure yet? If, like me, you're not sure you want to see that kind of thing — I'm a pretty strict vegetarian for a lot of years running so a lot of it didn't apply to me directly — rent it or find it on demand. Here's what stands out to me about this film, just one man's opinion: I'm sincerely worried about the toxification of our food and I know that many of our readers are as well because they write me to tell me so. It's disconcerting to me that there seems to be little consumer protection and regulation with regard to our food products. It's not surprising but it is upsetting and disappointing because what we put into our bodies unquestionably affects our quality of life — I always believed Margaret when she told me, "You are what you eat." It's infuriating to see the way that independent farmers are victimized by large corporate interests; it's one of a million examples, of course, but it's difficult to watch hardworking people try to make an honest living and stand up for what they believe in only to be further mistreated for their efforts. That's not the America where we want to live. Enough of the negative stuff, here's the good news Organic has become synonymous with quality in the eyes of most consumers and large food sellers are reacting to the demand; whatever your feelings might be about WalMart, they're carrying a good selection of organic foods now. Gary Hirshberg from Stoneyfield Farms says that represents tremendous progress and also makes the point that every time you make a food purchase, it's like casting a vote telling stores what foods you want them to carry. If you want to see more organic foods on the shelves, buy them. This inevitably brings up the cost issue, and this is what so many people who subscribe to our Lazy Environmentalist newsletter ask about when they write in. It's true, quality carries a premium. I don't own many expensive things that I don't use for work (you'd be amazed what can be accomplished with a MacBook and a Palm Pre) but I make it a point to eat nutritious foods because I see it as an investment in my quality of life. On paying for quality: I cut out meat a w... |
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Kerry presses for end to Iran's shipments to Syria over Iraq
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Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday in Baghdad that he pressed Iraq's leaders to take steps prohibiting Iranian planes from delivering arms to Syria's besieged government, which is battling rebels backed by financial support from the American government.
Iranian planes must fly through Iraq's airspace in order to reach Syria with deliveries of weapons and supplies. The flights are occurring almost daily, according to a senior State Department official accompanying Kerry on his stop in Baghdad.
"Anything that supports President Assad is problematic," Kerry told reporters, referring to Syria's leader. "And I made it very clear to the prime minister that the overflights from Iran are, in fact, helping to sustain President Assad and his regime."
Kerry's previously unannounced trip to Iraq came after he joined President Barack Obama on a trip to Israel, the Palestinian territories and Jordan. This week marked the ten-year anniversary of the beginning of the U.S.-led war in Iraq, and the first time since 2009 that a U.S. secretary of state has visited the country. Obama last went to Iraq in April 2009.
Speaking to reporters in Baghdad, Kerry described his meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki as "spirited," and added that allowing the Iranian flights through Iraq belied the "common goals" shared by Iraq and the United States.
Last fall, Kerry's predecessor at the State Department, Hillary Clinton, called on Iraq to take steps to prevent Iran from using its land and airspace to deliver shipments to Syria. At the time, Iraq agreed to conduct random inspections of Iranian planes bound for Syria.
Iraq's foreign minister said at the time the country faced a difficult task in enforcing the inspections.
"We explained to the U.S. side that Iraq's air defense capabilities are limited, and we are in the stage of building our air force," Hoshyar Zebari said in a newspaper interview.
Iranian flights over Iraq to Syria began in March 2012 but were stopped shortly after, at the request of Iraq, Zebari said. The flights resumed in July.
The State Department official said al-Maliki would be offered a "theoretical seat at the table" in determining the political future of Syria if he agrees to halt the Iranian flights in Iraq's airspace.
Syrian rebels have been fighting to oust al-Assad for more than two years in a conflict that's claimed tens of thousands of lives and displaced more than a million people. Earlier this month, Western counterterrorism officials and analysts told CNN that Sunni jihadist groups were growing in strength along the Syria-Iraq border.
The groups could post a challenge to both the al-Assad government in Damascus and the Shiite-led government of Iraq.
Scores of people were killed and wounded earlier this week on the same day Iraq marked the ten-year anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion.
The attacks -- 17 car bombs, seven roadside bombs, and two shootings -- ripped mostly through Shiite neighborhoods of Baghdad, but also struck Sunni communities in other towns. At least 187 people were wounded.
The deteriorating security situation prompted authorities to postpone Provincial Council elections scheduled for April in the provinces of Anbar and Nineveh -- a decision the State Department official said on Sunday was done without the input of Sunnis or Kurds.
Kerry pushed al-Maliki to reconsider his decision to delay those votes during their meeting Sunday.
"Everyone needs to vote simultaneously," Kerry said, adding: "No country knows more about voting under difficult circumstances better than Iraq."
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In what might have been considered an unlikely collaboration once upon a time, Miley Cyrus and Snoop Lion have made sweet music together.
Thanks to Snoop's "Ashtrays and Heartbreaks," which hit the Web this week, we got a taste of the "really different sound" that Cyrus teased back in November.
The former "Hannah Montana" star sings the hook on the pop-tinged reggae track, with lines like, "can't let them see me weak I need to pause on it/Is there any possibility that everyone feels like me?"
The single will appear on Snoop's "Reincarnated," due out on April 23.
In March, Cyrus told Ryan Seacrest that she was working with Snoop, saying, "I can finally say I'm going to have a song with Snoop coming very soon."
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"I want this record to be ... different, and a bunch of passion projects. (At first) I wouldn't have calculated like, 'Oh the first song I want to come out is me and Snoop Dogg,' " Cyrus told Seacrest. "I thought it would be my single first, but I've just been able to do these things where I've just been in the studio at the right time and these projects have just magically happened."
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Sher Yang, 63, a truck driver, passed away Friday, Dec. 6, 2013.
Louis E. Phillips
Louis E. Phillips, 100, an MFA insurance agent, passed away, Sunday, Dec. 8, 2013.
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J.C. "Jake" Neatherry Sr., 96, a retired employee of Hercules Powder Company, passed away Sunday, Dec. 8, 2013.
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David C. McAfee, 49, an employee of Love's Truck Stop, passed away Friday, Dec. 6, 2013.
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Betty Nan Burr Watson, 83, a retired La-Z-Boy employee, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013.
Celia C. Scifers
Celia Celeste White Scifers, 93, formerly of Joplin, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013. She was a retired executive secretary.
Max A. McNabb
Max A. McNabb, 72, a logger, passed away Monday, Dec. 9, 2013.
Twila P. Ferguson
Twila Perrin Ferguson, 92, passed away Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013.
George W. Stafford
George William Stafford, 86, a retired department manager for Schreiber Foods, passed away Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013.
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