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Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 24: Do you ever allow a guest player for 1 or 2 sessions in you RPG Campaign? If yes, how?
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 16:13:35
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 16:13:35
by pdzoch
I did this in my The Bard's War campaign. I had a couple of players who were regulars in my previous campaign, but had moved and could not participate my the new one. Hoever, on a couple of holidays, they were able to attend the adventure arc. Allium Alibis shows up as a bounty hunter traveling into the dangerous countryside and teams up with the party for mutual protection in sessions 3&4. She shows up again in session 19-21 as she looses one of her bounties (Fil Fondacaro) on the manorial property of the players and has to enlist them to help recover the fugative and return him to he dwarven king.
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 22: If your home, your neighborhood, or your town were set in an RPG, what kind of RPG would it be? And would you play it? How would it have to change to be a game you would want to play?
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:52:59
Would I play it? Maybe.
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:52:59
by cthompsonguy
I live in the small city that the show Parks and Recreation is based on/inspired by, so... Umm... A quirky, character-focused, political thing? Maybe an adaptation of the Paranoia RPG.Would I play it? Maybe.
Reply: RPGGeek News:: Re: Geek Citizenship Recognition
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:36:15
Congrats on the handful!
:geek_cool::laugh::meeple:
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:36:15
by pfrsantos
twenty9oh7 wrote:
I just earned my fifth
So here's a thankful haiku
You all are the best
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
So here's a thankful haiku
You all are the best
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Congrats on the handful!
:geek_cool::laugh::meeple:
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Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:35:32
Would you like to take over this week? I don't mind waiting another week. :)
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:35:32
by Tomcat1304
TheLongshot wrote:
Crap. Was I supposed to be last week? I lost track of this. Sorry guys.
Would you like to take over this week? I don't mind waiting another week. :)
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 22: If your home, your neighborhood, or your town were set in an RPG, what kind of RPG would it be? And would you play it? How would it have to change to be a game you would want to play?
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:31:18
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:31:18
Once there was a zombie infested deep parking lot set at the university I attended . . . I think it was a Shadowrun setting.
Giving the labyrinthical lay out of the parking lot - LOTS of people went for hours in search for their parked car, it wasn't possible to just go into the lot and find your car unless you went exactly through the entry you came out - It wasn't to far from reality 🙂. Of course it had several layers and interesting one-way areas. And of course a cryptical letter guiding system.
Ciao
Martin
Giving the labyrinthical lay out of the parking lot - LOTS of people went for hours in search for their parked car, it wasn't possible to just go into the lot and find your car unless you went exactly through the entry you came out - It wasn't to far from reality 🙂. Of course it had several layers and interesting one-way areas. And of course a cryptical letter guiding system.
Ciao
Martin
Reply: RPGGeek News:: Re: Geek Citizenship Recognition
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:31:15
Congratulations, JP! Love the haiku!
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:31:15
twenty9oh7 wrote:
I just earned my fifth
So here's a thankful haiku
You all are the best
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
So here's a thankful haiku
You all are the best
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Congratulations, JP! Love the haiku!
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 24: Do you ever allow a guest player for 1 or 2 sessions in you RPG Campaign? If yes, how?
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:27:04
It was at Gen Con. Our GM ran a session of D&D that was part of our ongoing campaign. We had three guest players. We had a great time!
Back in the day (🍸 if you didn't before), we had a large player pool at times (10+). You really were never sure who would show up, but I wouldn't call them guest players.
Posted: Mon, 24 Aug 15:27:04
by brumcg
The last time that we did this was in 2016. 🍸 if you want.It was at Gen Con. Our GM ran a session of D&D that was part of our ongoing campaign. We had three guest players. We had a great time!
Back in the day (🍸 if you didn't before), we had a large player pool at times (10+). You really were never sure who would show up, but I wouldn't call them guest players.


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