Edge of Darkness Campaign Pt 1.

Haven't posted on here in a while, but I started a BRAND NEW campaign and want to share. Maybe I'll have time to continue this one, unlike some of my previous campaigns.

Renholder is a traveling priest, spreading the word of his heavenly father to all who will hear.

Bjorn and Gandr are both “giant-kin” and are traveling together by sea. Gandr is a child whose parents were recently killed and is now in the care of his uncle, Bjorn.

Andron, the Orc, was on his way back from an outpost to find his village ravaged by plague. With nowhere to call home he took to the road.

They all descend upon a small Nordic-esque fishing village. The two giant-kin arrive by trade ship from the north. Once docked, a member of the ship’s crew frantically yells something to captain in a foreign tongue then points towards the village. The captain pulls out a telescope and spies the area. He drops the telescope and begins barking orders to his crew. The crew quickly ushers the passengers off the ship, raises the gangplank and rushes the ship back out to sea. The other two players enter the town from different ends, one from the east and the other from the south.

Cry Wolf!

Since it's nearly Halloween, I've decided to take the old "party game" Mafia / Werewolf and convert it. My version will be played over Facebook conversations with a bunch of friends and use real time day and night cycles.  Below are the rules and the minor tweaks I've made to the game. We'll see if it works!

Rules and stuff!

Every player will have a role, determined randomly. Except in this first game, where I will be the moderator.

Once the roles are determined everyone MUST  keep their role secret. The roles are

• One “Moderator”
• Two “Werewolves” (if more than 17 players then three "Werewolves")
• One “Villager (Seer)
• One "Witch"
• All remaining players are “Villagers”

Enter Infinity!

Wargaming, I am back! Well sort of...

A few weeks ago a friend and I were talking, He stated that he was thinking of getting into Infinity. I immediately piped up and said, "Hell Yeah!" I have been in love with Infinity forever but didn't know anyone that played so never bought into it. With him getting into it, it gives me perfect opportunity to get and paint new mini's! WOOT!

Simple Possession Act 3 (pt 2)

Skleet erupted over the comm in a panicked state complaining about upcoming problems. He found B'uran at the space port. But he wasn't alone. It appears that ol' stumpy B'uran was in league with the twin Twi'leks that we ran into on that space station of Kesaris! You know the one that shot Skleet in the face! He's gonna like getting revenge on that one.

GM NOTE: I use the image of Oskara, the pregenerated character from the EotE Beginner Box to represent Sheva'asta and Teva'asta, twin Twi'lek Bounty Hunters . Because she just looks bad ass!

Simple Posessions Act I Outline

Someone asked me to post a high level outline or description of what I use to run my sessions and I thought, OK. But then I got thinking about it and realized that it might be a bit harder than I thought. Reason being is that I generally GM off the cuff, on the fly, or by complete improvisation. I play off of, and react to, what the characters do in game.



With all that in mind, sometimes (meant rarely) I come up with an incredible adventure idea or story arc and want to completely flesh it out. When I do this, my intentions are to post it online somewhere for all the world to see and enjoy, but then my A.D.D. kicks in and I never get it finished (hence the title of my blog). This time, however, I have Episode 1 Act I completely fleshed out and ready to send to the webisphere! 


Bare in mind, that this was written explicitly for my group and may not work for all groups. I know what motivates my group, and generally know how they will react to situations. If they don't react the way I need them too, then I at least know how to coerce them into making the decisions I want them to, without them noticing too much.


So here goes...