Shigoto

[miriamg]

Travelling around the north has been fun. We had lots of adventures and saw interesting things. The highlight of the trip was visiting Dalvík where I lived from ages two to five. I don't approve of how much it has changed during the past 15 years. We went inside my old pre-school, and one of the women working there still remembered me. We got to

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[sarahblack]

I'm so glad everyone seemed to have such a good time trying out an RPG. :)

For me it's pretty much the ideal game. It's about being with your friends, working together to have fun in a world of fantasy and stories. NOT working against each other. It encourages imagination and yet has a lot of structure and rules. Lastly and most importantly - you get to throw dice a lot! :D

Glad you had fun up north also. ^^

[miriamg]

My favourite part of the game is coming up with things to do, because, unlike computer games, there are pretty much no limits. If you want to run through town naked with a bucket on your head, you can. xD

[sarahblack]

Exactly! :D

Yay!

[anonymous]

Glad you liked it :) Now I just have to get the plot ready in time for Friday... I was a bit less prepared than I'd like to have been yesterday, fortunately (for me, heh) we didn't get very far so I still have time ^^

-Mr. DM

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[miriamg]

Isn't DM-ing all about improvising anyway when the PCs completely wreck your plot? xD
Ah, the things I learn from Darths and Droids and Chainmail Bikini...

Re: Yay!

[anonymous]

Actually, it's ideally about fooling them into thinking they're doing things of their own free will, when they're really being railroaded without the faintest clue ^^

When that fails (it usually does...), yes, I suppose you must improvise :p