I've had a recent spike in viewers thanks to Dyson over at A character for every game linking to my Dyson's Delve adventure logs. As a result, I'd thought I'd give a quick rundown on the campaigns chronicled here.
Active Campaigns:
Southern Reaches
This is a sandbox fantasy game based on the West Marches campaign style. I am the DM for this game and it has run 29 sessions at mostly one game a week, played on Friday evenings. We are using the Pathfinder RPG, but I'm applying a lot of old school ideas to the campaign. I've been very happy with the results.
Dyson's Delve
This is a basic dungeon crawl using Dyson's Delve. This is a training game for a brand new DM and most of the players started playing tabletop RPGs in this campaign or the previous one, Verden (see below). I like the game and the dungeon, but I'm still trying to feel out my character, Harkaitz of the Red Soul. This game runs Wednesday evenings.
Defunct games:
The Found World
This was a short-lived D&D 4E campaign I originally started this blog to document. I was the DM and one of the dominant characters was a female bugbear warrior. That and an off hand comment by Zak Sabbath on his blog, Playing D&D with Porn Stars, led to the naming of this blog. The game ended when I could not get enough regular players to run a 4E game. I could get players for the Pathfinder RPG and switched to that, starting the Southern Reaches campaign, listed above.
Verden
This was a slightly different sandbox game set a thousand years after the cataclysmic ending of the Necromancer Wars. The players were a group locked outside the city of Verden for three months amongst the ruins and war-debris left behind by the Necromancer Wars. The campaign ended abruptly when the DM got a better job in a different state. This was a fun game where I was a player. I miss it.
That's about it for now. I'm also mulling over a Traveller game. It doesn't have a name yet and I'm not even certain who I'd run it for, but I like the idea of it and will occasionally "talk out loud" about it here as I develop it.
Glad I could send you some traffic. My own blog only has a pathetic nine subscribers (half of what yours has), but I think that's a side effect of being on Wordpress instead of Blogger because I still manage a few hundred hits a day.
ReplyDeleteAgreed - I would be a follower for your site, but for the Wordpress/Blogger issue. As it is, I regularly jump to your site via Google. (I usually check it during the day from the DayJob, so I don't want to Favorite it on the company browser.)
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