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I'm Reading/Running/Playing/Planning...

Started by Zachary The First, August 17, 2010, 09:25:37 PM

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LordVreeg

1)  Partial group loss, 2 NPCs lost and one poor PC lost by a crit spear through his chest.,, Damn dice...

2)  5 bottles wine and one bottle homebrewed mead.  Pio cesare Barolo and a marquis de casera shiraz 03 were the front runners.
Also, homemade habenaro chili and homemade trufflebrownies.

3) group did hold their position long enough to break the siege, so I awarded extra exp.  Also, they used this in town (a few PC's did, at least) to increase their social reach.
Currently running 1 live groups and two online group in my 30+ year old campaign setting.  
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Setting of the Year, 08 Campaign Builders Guild awards.
\'Orbis non sufficit\'

My current Collegium Arcana online game, a test for any ruleset.

Benoist

Hey, mate. As for #2, I'm still waiting for that picture of the cadavers left after the battle is over. ;)

Aos

Reading: Lots of comics and stuff for school. Maybe 4e Underdark tonight.
Running: BASH. The Coldest War.
Playing: Zip. Which is okay, really. I'm maxed out time wise.
Planning:Areal, a megadungeon/ abandon floating city kind of thing for The Metal Earth. Also thinking about what I have left to do to make a supplement out of my setting. Right now I'm thinking XP tables; spell lists; gear and treasure (often the same in my setting); vehicles and mounts. Also, I have some ideas about space travel and what lies beneath the sea...
You are posting in a troll thread.

Metal Earth

Cosmic Tales- Webcomic

Pseudoephedrine

Gotta update my planning section. Buddy told me that he and I are on tap for some giant multi-day nerd extravaganza leading up to New Year's as the two resident DMs. We're gonna be running 4 hr con-style games in rotating blocks. He's gonna run Grace Under Pressure, I'm gonna run a homebrew old-school dungeon using S&W or another retro-clone.
Running
The Pernicious Light, or The Wreckers of Sword Island;
A Goblin\'s Progress, or Of Cannons and Canons;
An Oration on the Dignity of Tash, or On the Elves and Their Lies
All for S&W Complete
Playing: Dark Heresy, WFRP 2e

"Elves don\'t want you cutting down trees but they sell wood items, they don\'t care about the forests, they\'\'re the fuckin\' wood mafia." -Anonymous

GrimJesta

Reading: Nothing right now. My pain meds make any attempt at serious reading VERY difficult. Sucks.
Running: Savage Worlds Bioshock home-brew. The full .pdf should be online in a month or so. *crosses fingers* Also: pray I don't get sued.
Playing: Meh. I'm always the friggin' GM, though KenHR called me about some nWoD game or some-such.
Planning: Warhammer Fantasy Role-Playing; Savage Worlds: Realms of Cthulhu

-=Grim=-
Quote from: Drohem;290472...there\'s always going to be someone to spew a geyser of frothy sand from their engorged vagina.  
Playing: Nothing.
Running: D&D 5e
Planning: Nothing.


GrimJesta

Quote from: winkingbishop;408004But to me it feels sort of like those vegan bacon substitutes.  Just eat the fucking bacon.

B...b...but we don't eat meat. And the Morningstar bacon is yummy.

*hangs head in shame*

-=Grim=-
Quote from: Drohem;290472...there\'s always going to be someone to spew a geyser of frothy sand from their engorged vagina.  
Playing: Nothing.
Running: D&D 5e
Planning: Nothing.


Drew

Reading: S&W Whitebox. I avoided this for a while but now appreciate the system not as some slavish recreation of How Things Were Done but as a cool, bare bones FRPG that I can make my own. I'm also brushing up on The Outpost at the Edge of the Far Reaches and B10: Night's Dark Terror for planning purposes.

Running: Dragon Warriors. English Knights. Norse Barbarians. Italian Warlocks. Tonsured Monks. Wolf's Heads. Fucked-up, co-dependent Witches. Winter Fae. We're having a blast.

Playing: Trail of Cthulhu. Only one session in so far but I'm enjoying it a great deal. Our group is small (myself, another player and the GM) which really works to our advantage when building and maintaining atmosphere.

Planning: S&W Whitebox After various speculative house-ruling attempts I've settled with a simple, 3rd level starting point plus some of the more elegant additions out there (Shields Shall Be Splintered and Manoeuvres, to name two). I'm reskinning B10 towards a more early-medieval, implicitly Lovecraftian setting with satisfying results.
 

Cole

Playing: 4e @ a game shop (Mondays), LOTFP in Stonehell via google talk (right now!)

Tonight's old school transcript gem:

DM: Snorri is carrying axe and lantern, other Dwarves = leather, axe, shield
DM: I stand corrected.  They're all wearing mail.  They suddenly resemble giant bags with dollar signs on them.
Fighter: Haha, as if they ever didn't!
DM: "Thank you, Raggi, for provoking us to murder every time we see metallic armor"
Fighter: Almost certainly his intent.
DM: "I'm getting that fucking warhorse"
Wizard: One sleep spell would do it.
Fighter: Probably only a dropped decimal place on ration prices failed to communicate the coded-in impetus to cannibalism.
GM: It really is cheaper to buy linkboys than rations.
Fighting Man: "System Matters."
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"There is nothing funny about a clown in the moonlight."
--Lon Chaney

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Simlasa

Some friends just asked me to start GMing for them... it's probably going to be WFRP or CoC... which makes me quite happy.

Benoist

Quote from: Cole;409566Playing: 4e @ a game shop (Mondays), LOTFP in Stonehell via google talk (right now!)
OMG! You're straddling both sides! (sort of) :D

Cole

Quote from: Benoist;409576OMG! You're straddling both sides! (sort of) :D

Yeah, I used to do a lot of yoga.

Stonehell update:

DM: I can't believe I'm asking this, but who has the dungeon pliers?
ABRAXAS - A D&D Blog

"There is nothing funny about a clown in the moonlight."
--Lon Chaney

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