What do YOU plan on doing with Daggerheart?

[John R Davis]

Session zero for me to run DH. Using Sablewood and made myself a nice GM lay flat screen.

 

[jmartkdr2]

This is very localised because I still don't get why you would want to play rpgs in a store and have never seen one do it. Magic duels and stuff like that, yes, but actual campaigns? A pub in the afternoons is a less noisy and more comfortable option.

Only if you have a quiet pub that’ll let you take up a large table for four hours. That’s a rarity in the US.

Game stores, on the other hand, will usually have tables and either sell you food or be near a pizza place.

 

[zakael19]

Anyway, back to

Only if you have a quiet pub that’ll let you take up a large table for four hours. That’s a rarity in the US.

Game stores, on the other hand, will usually have tables and either sell you food or be near a pizza place.

Quite a few gaming bars around my area! But yeah, the US pub scene isn’t as much a social spot.

Oddly enough, Wegmans stores are often a good spot to meet up, they tend to have huge seating areas

 

[jmartkdr2]

Anyway, back to


Quite a few gaming bars around my area! But yeah, the US pub scene isn’t as much a social spot.

Oddly enough, Wegmans stores are often a good spot to meet up, they tend to have huge seating areas

I never thought about it but - yeah Wegman's would work.

 

[zakael19]

I never thought about it but - yeah Wegman's would work.

We had our session 0 there! Only downside is the seating area closes at 930.

 

[John R Davis]

Ok. Having had endless sessions, ( about 4) of rolling misery with my dice I just finished a ridiculous session, where I again noted all my rolls
2 fails with fear
2 fails with hope
5 successes with hope, and
4 criticals , having never rolled any.

Nature is balanced