". . . decide to stay in Beilston Mound, they will become involved in hostile encounters between disciples of the Great Master and members of the Matchless Gang. The party may attempt to remove themselves from the fray, play one side off against the other, or side with the disciples, but it is most likely that they will find themselves aligned with the Matchless Gang . . . Over the next day or two, they will fend off attacks from the disciples . . . culminating in a large scale raid on the ...
Originally Posted by doncamp1 Are you new to role-playing? Or an old-school player for 20+ years? Want to join an ongoing D&D Campaign? Don't have alot of time to commit to a game? Dungeons and Dragons Adventures in 4E Attachment 3544 How about a weekly game on Saturdays at noon? Players spend 60-90 minutes per week solving one encounter at a time! (The Game Keep - Lebanon Road). Meet other local Dungeons & Dragons players for adventures ...
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 (After playing the Behind Enemy Lines scenario “The Jaws of the Trap” Monday in High Point with Stephen Turner, Jeff Smith, Eric Huffine, and Ken Woody from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.) By August 1944, the Allies had broken out of Normandy, pushed the Germans back, and retaken Paris. However, the invasion had run out of steam and both sides were consolidated in central France. The Nazis were on the run but the German war machine was still strong. ...
Dungeon Master: "The ground steadily begins to slope downwards at a steady angle as you make your descent into the valley. A light fog slowly begins to engulf you, steadily growing thicker with every few yards that you travel." Rogue: "I light a torch and hold it before me as I take point at the front of the party." Dungeon Master: "The flickering light of your torch does little to reveal your surroundings as the ground finally levels out. You travel for some distance, now ...
I have been asked to run the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth campaign module for another group that has formed in the area. Now, this won't actually happen until next about late Spring or Summer of next year. I am debating as to if I should post a campaign log for it here? Just not sure how many people are actually reading the campaign logs? Figure that I would see if I get any feedback here about the matter. Actually, with the infrequency of the group that I ran the campaign for first ...
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