Interesting Campaigns

[Nightchilde-2]

I once ran a game of Over the Edge where the PCs got to meet the players and knew they were RPG characters. Hilarity ensued.

 

[Vayden]

Sorry these are so long!

-A girl lies in a coma, the only survivor of the disastrous crash of her family's starship. Can the PCs (heroes from story books the girl read, and merely figments of her dreamscape) cross the planar boundaries and save her life? Is their belief in their identities strong enough to survive in the real world?

That has the potential to be absolutely brilliant. I too would like to hear more about it.

There's this big, complex hole in the ground full of treasure and monsters.

Go in the hole. Kill the monsters. Take their stuff.

Hey, I think I was in that campaign too - do we know each other in RL?

 

[Grimstaff]

A man, his wife, daughter, and pet dog pass through endless fields and empty vistas before abrubptly arriving at a country villa. Here they are greeted by a freakish manservant with hoofs who assures them the master is away. He discourages them from staying overnight but they are tired from their journey. "There is no escape, it will be dark soon, there is no escape", the manservant warns them.

All to soon, the family will discover that the master is not away, instead he is dead and still living in a back room which opens out into a sandy shrine where several wives stand in stasis against crooked columns. Unfortunately, the family dog is slain by the master, the manservant's hand is burned off, a helpless rattlesnake is gunned down, and the wives argue amongst themselves while the master looks on, exasperated.