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I don't have any experience with the DCC Lankhmar stuff yet, but it seems a good match of system and setting.
We were short on money in our DCC session, and I shot down another player's suggestion of kidnapping to raise funds on the basis that it was far too convoluted when we could just engage in clean, straightforward robbery. Maybe it is just DCC in general. Or maybe it was just us...I had a similiar feeling, my friend explained me that the biggest difference is that Lankhmar characters were a bit more Heroic than vanilla DCC having more HP for example. I'm not very familiar with Lieber, but I felt like it did true to what I've read of Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. Specially the lack of moral of our characters, but that might be the players fault.
Morrow Project seems really cool to me. I found a copy of 4th edition I think in a thrift store and the manual even evokes the whole military manual style I think it's going for.We were short on money in our DCC session, and I shot down another player's suggestion of kidnapping to raise funds on the basis that it was far too convoluted when we could just engage in clean, straightforward robbery. Maybe it is just DCC in general. Or maybe it was just us...
In more morally straightforward gaming, I played some Morrow Project last week. It's new campaign, so having just woken up, we made contact with a local farming family, cured his sick wife, helped him clear his fields of rocks and repaired his barn (one of the guys in the group is a master carpenter in real life, so he really got into that part).
Everything went perfectly to plan, so I can only assume that disaster is awaiting us in the next session, and we will all die.
This is my second campaign, and it is a really solid game, at least from the player side.Morrow Project seems really cool to me. I found a copy of 4th edition I think in a thrift store and the manual even evokes the whole military manual style I think it's going for.
I find it amusing that I feel compelled to apologize every time I kill someone's PC. You guys took it very well.I played in a DCC TPK run by @Edgewise yesterday, which was brief but fun. The brevity of the session was made up for with some good conversation afterwards.
It's a complicated thing. I can't say I wasn't a little upset about it. That character still had so much untapped potential: my spell that always had a 1% chance of replacing me with a duplicate of opposite alignment, my compulsion to return to Elfland, etc. Those things never came into play which is kind of a bummer.I find it amusing that I feel compelled to apologize every time I kill someone's PC. You guys took it very well.
We were short on money in our DCC session, and I shot down another player's suggestion of kidnapping to raise funds on the basis that it was far too convoluted when we could just engage in clean, straightforward robbery. Maybe it is just DCC in general. Or maybe it was just us...
In more morally straightforward gaming, I played some Morrow Project last week. It's new campaign, so having just woken up, we made contact with a local farming family, cured his sick wife, helped him clear his fields of rocks and repaired his barn (one of the guys in the group is a master carpenter in real life, so he really got into that part).
Everything went perfectly to plan, so I can only assume that disaster is awaiting us in the next session, and we will all die.
Sorry man. I’ve had precious few nights of that, though I have had a few dissatisfying nights on occasion.
last person we added to our group was known by at least four of the group, and most of us had known them for a decade. We are... um... protective
You can retire from gaming now.Finished the one and only GPC
Amazing stuff.
Of course not!You can retire from gaming now.
Thank you! I admit I quite liked it, myself, though I believe I've had better ones, including the previous.That sounds like a great session!
We need an achievement list. Some suggestions:You can retire from gaming now.
What is "Chicago by Night"? If that's a Gangbusters campaign, I wholeheartedly approve. There should also be a badass Boot Hill campaign on the list, maybe some epic starting with PCs mustering out at the end of the Civil War and ending with Arizona statehood.We need an achievement list. Some suggestions:
1. Play through all the modules for Flashing Blades in the midst of an ongoing campaign that starts at the beginning of the reign of Louis XIII in 1610 and doesn't end until the death of Louis XIV in 1715.
2. Win BECMI
3. Finish the GPC
4. Chicago by Night Campaign
5. Masks of Nyarlathotep
6. The main Deadlands storyline (Original, Noir, Hell on Earth, Lost Colony)
7. Traveller: Pirates of Drinax
It's for Vampire the Masquerade. I should probably start a thread and see what we get.What is "Chicago by Night"? If that's a Gangbusters campaign, I wholeheartedly approve. There should also be a badass Boot Hill campaign on the list, maybe some epic starting with PCs mustering out at the end of the Civil War and ending with Arizona statehood.
I think you've mistaken the first for the last, and the third and fourth!We need an achievement list. Some suggestions:
- Win BECMI
- Finish the GPC
- Chicago by Night Campaign
- Masks of Nyarlathotep
- The main Deadlands storyline (Original, Noir, Hell on Earth, Lost Colony)
- Traveller: Pirates of Drinax
It's for Vampire the Masquerade. I should probably start a thread and see what we get.
We need an achievement list. Some suggestions:
- Win BECMI
- Finish the GPC
- Chicago by Night Campaign
- Masks of Nyarlathotep
- The main Deadlands storyline (Original, Noir, Hell on Earth, Lost Colony)
- Traveller: Pirates of Drinax
Glad to hear it. Nothing wrong with taking a few weeks away from the Internet. It will still be here when you get back.I know, I feel bad for it too.
But things have been going well for me in my personal life in the past few weeks.
Yeah I'm trying to figure out how that's possible too?!?!
I can't remember that one.
For the more sophisticated minds:
"sophisticated" here apparently meaning sleazy stalker types...