by nycavri

And my table is complete. All four players made it to the maze exit - did any escape?

[IC] The Ghost Inside . . .

by latindog

Flyboy Connor wrote:

coil23 wrote:

I would still love to play the D&D 5e Icewind Dale campaign. I love the exotic (and extreme) setting and the interesting storyline. I even tried running a PbF of the game to experience it that way but I couldn’t keep people’s interest and the game died. I have given up on being able to play this campaign though my interest in it has not diminished.

Icewind Dale has a very good first half, but a mediocre midgame and an inferior endgame. It is clear that the designers spent a lot of time on the first 200 pages of the book, and then found that the book was getting too thick and decided to half-ass the last chapters. They probably though that only few people would ever play that part.

In my case they'd be right. We played the beginning of the campaign up to level 3 or 4 and then moved on to another setting (and a change of DMs).

by bbachman

Related Item: Thunderball

Thanks! I think I’m close to my goal of getting this to look like it was produced back in the 80s.

by Serpentine_C

I wanted to play a Talislanta campaign for years, and played a one-shot of it. I oddly still have nostalgia for the setting just looking through the books even though I hardly played it, but I've just found so many games and settings I want to play more now. Unlikely I'll ever play it.

I played in a Band of Blades game that fell apart one session before the ending. Hard to want to go back and replay it, but with enough time passing maybe I will.

The Enemy Within is also on my personal bucket list, but it's not really the style of campaign my current group is into. It's a little more likely than the others but still pretty unlikely.

by Rachel Carpenter

Okay, today did not go to plan. Work day became research day. Reverse the curse! will get a real chance soon, but it just wasn't in the cards for today. I ended up on a tangent instead, but it was a worthwhile tangent. Books, reference images, drawing free-hand, tracing shapes, re-drawing, experimenting. Phoenixes are hard. So are angels. We'll just leave it at that for this evening. At least tomorrow's Friday!

Happy Thursday and happy playing!
-Rachel

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by Serpentine_C

Karkared wrote:

A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying. The hype has died out here, outside of Netflix; many people have forgotten about it or have not even watched it since they were too young. I have had a couple one-shots only.

There is [user=Caestus][/user] who has been keeping the fire alive (recording play sessions of this game for months)....

by amajugar

EclecticCamel wrote:

amajugar wrote:

Shout out to Dave Intner for putting up attractive photos of his items 🧐

I wasn't sure where that sentence was going for a second.

Very true, very true.

by Inkwan

The earlier the better for me this year

by bulldog93

Great review. Thank you for it.

by MagentaFantasies

As a fan of birds and RPGs with animals (anthropomorphic or normal) in general, I'll give this a try and let you know my thoughts. I like the premise of it and I just downloaded the PDF.

by Mulligans

Kidney Stone Hail Mary!

by JugglinDan

JugglinDan previously rolled d3 = 1 (I have) dogs.