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Ok so the IC thread is up here: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?356508-Dwimmermount-IC&p=6327633#post6327633 Oh, and in response to Piston Honda's question from the other thread, yeah, I'm totally fine with reskinning of weapons.

Midgrim and Gargrim: The two of you have been living and working within the dwarven ghetto of Adamas for several years. Though there are only about 100 dwarves within the city it has never been difficult to find work, and the Despot of Adamas has always treated your people fairly. When rumors...

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So... here is the OOC thread for Dwimmermount. If you want to start posting your characters here that'd be cool. I think we actually have everyone's PC's in the recruiting thread, so I'll start as soon as everyone checks in. House Rules: recovery from death PC's die when they hit 0 HP, but...

Dwimmermount is in a bit of an odd place. It uses the LL rules which are based on B/X not the whitebox, but James started it using the whitebox so his convention was to use the rules that have clerics unable to cast spells until second level. Personally I'm cool with letting clerics cast at...

Looks good. I'm hoping to have the OOC thread up tomorrow, and start with the IC stuff by Thursday or Friday.

Yeah, go for it. A few more players would be nice but we can always use hirelings. Also as an FYI remember, you can arrange your stats to taste. Oops, my bad, I forgot Stone to Flesh is an MU spell. Either way though the point stands. You need to be 11th level before you can cast it, and...

Oh, and Shayuri's post about liking more toys in the toybox reminded me to make a few comments about my DMing style with old school stuff. There are two DM's on ENworld that I have a huge amount of respect for, and have learned a lot from. Piratecat and Diaglo. Both of them have a philosophy...

It's never expressly detailed, but I figure it looks kinda like a medusa's lair who has a particular taste for dwarves, except better cared for with decorations, pillars, and plaques around the various statues. I mean don't forget there are no dwarven clerics, and stone to flesh is a pretty...

Yes, indeed it would. Now this hidden path is known only to dwarves, open only to dwarves (it was even open when Dwimmermount was otherwise closed) and a one way trip. What if your father was one of the custodians who entered the mountain some years ago. Now that it is open you are eager to...

It's all good. :cool: I'm fully aware that my preferred style of sitting around a table pretending to be an elf is pretty far removed from the norm.

We'll see once we have a full crew. There are a few different ways to get you into the dungeon, but if you want to assume that you all are already familiar with each other it will make things easier.

With a couple dwarves it looks like a bit more detail on them might be required. So dwarves do have a faith of sorts. They revere a group of supernatural beings that they call "The Makers", who as their name probably suggests dwarves believe created them ages ago. At one point the makers...

Cool, that's one. Here's a bit more info about the area Dwimmermount is located in. Dwimmermount is an ancient fortress that has stood since before the very beginnings of recorded history. It has been the seat of empires, the source of powerful magics, and controlling its depths is the...

Labyrinth Lord Dwimmermount http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?356161-Gauging-Interest-in-a-Dwimmermount-adventure I'm not sure when recruitment will end. I won't be starting things up any sooner than the 30th of July, but if this needs to sit here a bit longer for players that's cool...

so we have two dwarves and a thief so far. Still need a couple folks. So it's been... a long ass time but I finally have the first proof of Dwimmermount (the rather infamous kickstarted dungeon that has taken years beyond it's expected release) sitting on my harddrive now. It's pretty effing...

Not heavy on the weird sf stuff. There are sci-fi elements, but they are fairly subtle, and they are well explained within the context of the setting.

lemme see... My Labarynth Lord / AD&D game has been going on for 4.5 years. we'll say 40, 3 hour sessions per year. That's 540 hours. Our MU is 6th or 7th level. Our thief is 9th level.

Now I think I get what you're saying, and why I don't see it as an issue. I'll be running them through 'my' B2. I've run the keep a few times now, in fact it's shown up in several of my games and it has grown in detail and complexity as I've done so. I'm drawing on probably 50+ pages of notes...

The only major change I plan on doing rules wise is to make it significantly more difficult for them to die. They will be 'knocked out' until they hit -10 HP and if they do happen to die they will have much easier access to raise dead than I would normally ever use. Other than that the game...