Holy Crap! I just played in the worst D&D game...

[Slife]

Kind of like my "crippled Dr Who character" story from GenCon. Sure the game sucked, but I will have that story forever.

Inquiring minds want to know.

 

[Ajax1979]

That reminds me of a game I played in where the DM's campaign setting was a relabled map of the United States rotated 180 degrees.

We spent hours saving the Great Northern Kingdom. Otherwise known as upisde down Florida.

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[Darth K'Trava]

And my Ghostrider character would have P0WN3D you!

And you would've been pwned by my Jedi/Professor X character.

 

[SuStel]

That reminds me of a game I played in where the DM's campaign setting was a relabled map of the United States rotated 180 degrees.

I once played in a campaign where the setting was a relabeled and slightly reworked map of Europe flipped horizontally. It was called "Greyhawk."

 

[+5 Keyboard!]

Ran a playtest at GenCon Indy '07 after hall hours for some of my writing friends whose names you'd probably recognize, but I'm not going to name. We played for about 3 hours before I had to quit from sheer exhaustion. The group had to enter an iron tower in the Negative Energy Plane for blah, blah, blah reasons. They tried their damnedest to get in, but never actually succeeded. It was bad/wrong/fun to the max! Nothing was really broken... too much... except the fact that I had made it too hard to get in. Fixed that and a few other glitches and sent it off to WotC at the end of November. Thank goodness for playtesting!

The adventure made the cover for Dungeon #153, if you're interested. Should be up up on their site soon.

 

[Tewligan]

I once played in a campaign where the setting was a relabeled and slightly reworked map of Europe flipped horizontally. It was called "Greyhawk."

Damn, you beat me to it!