Two session reports from San Serafin (as hastily mashed out on Facebook)
So I've been sick this weekend which should mean I'm miserable but instead I've been playing in Mateo's San Serafin games. This is how I told it to my boyfriend via facebook chat:
Stick this on your arctic encounters table
Let's Go Camping
A while ago I raised the question on G+ about how you might bring something like Darkest Dungeon's Camping Actions into a tabletop RPG. I really like the idea of having a portion of play set aside to talking about how characters are unwinding - or not - after a hard day of adventuring. It seems like a wonderful beat to add to the adventuring day. So I've spent a lot of time thinking about it. Here's what I've come up with:
I have a hangover and this dungeon hates you
Last night I overindulged and now my everything feels gross. Sherief Gaber wants ideas for ways to make his players miserable without making them fight things. Turns out these things go well together. Here's my response.
dr. strabismus & the babi carbuncle
Not all D&D sessions are fun to write up but I expect this one will be.
Immortal Athkan
Adding Music and Sound Effects to your Skype and Hangout Games
Back when I lived in the same city as the people I played D&D with, I liked playing music off my laptop to set the mood.
I just ran Into the Odd and it was Fun
I just ran my first session of Chris McDowall's Into the Odd. Know what was cool? Everything. More specifically? A party managed to crawl 21 rooms worth of dungeon in under 3 hours. Now that's efficient.
One Thousand Players
This post is, by nature, not gamable. It's pure thoughtsturbation. But I'm having fun so sue me.
Some creatures you might run into in the Bubble Palace
If you're in my group, stop reading. Don't go past the jump and look at the pictures. You'll see them in due time. You know who you are.
Are they gone?
Okay, hit the jump.
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