Various D&D games continue to see play, but not this weekend ( Read more... )

I've been feeling like I've lost my way in my Friday homebrew. Somewhere along the way, I forgot what I was aiming for and now feel like I'm plodding through. My Saturday game, I have lots of ideas and clear milestones of where I'd like to get with the game (and my Saturday module game is pretty much no-fuss, just show up and challenge the ( Read more... )

metallian  asked "How do players take to the long-term campaign/generational aspects?"   I started answering in comments, then realized it was going to be a pretty long response.

I can't really say- the game came to an end just as they were starting to transition into the new characters. I felt Arthur drawing the sword was a good time to make the switch, and ( Read more... )

If I have time tonight, I'll have a longer post on Pendragon (which started as a comment reply ( Read more... )

Inspired by tfbretz in his RP blog.
I'm keeping busy in the RPworld- Fridays alternate between playing in the Scales of War adventure path and running my own homebrew dealing with an unending winter, artifacts misused, and the legacies of those who came before. Saturdays, I play in a homebrew and a newly started Eberron game, and I'm running Death's Reach ( Read more... )

What a nice, gaming filled holiday weekend this has been ( Read more... )

I've been chronicling the events of my Pendragon campaign in an actual play thread over on RPG.net.  It's about ten  years behind the actual game, but I finally posted an update today.  Anyone interested, it can be found here

The weekend started Thursday night, with another excellent session of Pendragon.  Of Allies and Enemies continued with the players rush ordering mercenaries to meet an August attack by one of their enemies.  The two armies were pretty evenly matched, with better troops on the players' side.  It could have been a disaster as one player had some ( Read more... )

(I've talked about making a Pendragon post since I started this LJ.  After much procrastination, this still isn't quite it, but soon)

I was turned on to the King Arthur Pendragon game in my senior year of college by forum posts on RPG.net.  I read reviews, decided it sounded interesting, and found a copy online to purchase.  This was the fourth ( Read more... )