( This entry is aimed at the folks I game with every fortnight )

   Most game masters feel more motivated and creative when people want to play their games, encourage them to work on some specific idea, or look forward to a specific game that they’ve considered running. However, it can be hard to know what potential games somebody might have in their mind; we don’t exactly have a whiteboard on which people keep ( Read more... )

   Keeping an eye on other games that people in my household’s circle are busy scheduling, Saturday the 17th of November appears to be free. How would people feel about playing Scion that evening?

   I mentioned earlier in the week that I am considering an increase in the experience awards I give in the Scion campaign. The primary reason for this is that we don’t play as often as people in a standard campaign - once per month or less so far - and so to give people a feeling of improvement or “getting somewhere” I’d like to make each session ( Read more... )

   I may have omitted some details from the game, whether due to vagueness since we played the session, or because they concerned events in flashback that weren’t directly involved in the actual story. I apologise for that! However, this should help to remind you of the basic events so far:
Session One - Tricky Mr. Trick

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Character Traits

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   As promised, here’s a description of how I would like to determine and award experience points in the D&D campaign. Experience is an important part of Dungeons & Dragons, so if you want to read about my reasoning for going with nonstandard experience in this campaign (and the advice that the Dungeon Master’s Guide gives for this) then I’ve ( Read more... )