Describe your last rpg session in 5 words

[John Dallman]

I'm assuming one of these was dinner and the other was the adventure. Yes??

Yes, adventure slightly more messy

 

[Yoh-01]

Swords of the Serpentine:

Bookhounds made a librarian cry.

 

[Ath-kethin]

More HeroQuest, but DCC soon!

(My new group consists of my 8yo, my 8yo's classmate, the classmates father, and someone I met in apprenticeship classes. My 8yo is an old hand at TTRPGs, as is the person I met in my classes, but my kids friend and her father are brand new to playing.

I've long found HeroQuest to be a great introduction to RPGs, especially for smaller kids. But we are all looking forward to making the jump to DCC once my kid's friend and her dad have settled in a bit!)

 

[Tallifer]

Aliens are for real! Pics!

 

[John R Davis]

WHFRP4 vampires found and slain

 

[Mezuka]

Engine trouble emergency planet landing.

(Coriolis)

 

[glass]

Sunday: Upgrades were not enough. TPK.

Sunday: New character beat undead easily.

_
glass.

 

[Ath-kethin]

Last goblin surrendered; new sidekick!

 

[Delazar]

ToA

"2 PCs dead, 3 captured"

 

[Fenris-77]

Combat Parsnip. Better than advertised.

 

[uzirath]

PC's rival steals the spotlight.

(GURPS Action/Cliffhangers)

 

[embee]

Giant crocodiles in the moat.

 

[John Dallman]

Leucrottas. Bureaucracy. Church being re-organised.

 

[South by Southwest]

Mummies died fast. Hyenas, though...

 

[AcererakTriple6]

Dinner meeting with Erandis Vol.

 

[John R Davis]

Tomb Gilgalads' Guard is Cleansed

 

[Cadence]

Finally recognized they weren't enemies.

 

[Piratecat]

Playtested a new adventure. Success!

Apparently, I'm unable to write publishable adventures unless I actually run them first, before I put even a single word on paper. Writing AFTER I run them is easy; writing BEFORE I run them is a horrible grind full of second-guessing and paralysis. Glad it only took me 21 years to figure out my process.

 

[Piratecat]

Ha ha, stole your hat!

 

[AcererakTriple6]

Apparently, I'm unable to write publishable adventures unless I actually run them first, before I put even a single word on paper. Writing AFTER I run them is easy; writing BEFORE I run them is a horrible grind full of second-guessing and paralysis. Glad it only took me 21 years to figure out my process.

You know, I just discovered exactly that about myself, too. For some reason, I can't motivate myself to write a full adventure without having run it first. But, now, I'm writing an adventure to publish that I've already ran a party through, and for some reason, it's a lot easier. Weird how the brain works, right?