Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
RangerWickett said:A long time ago, I read the first few chapters of Wulf's Forge of Fury storyhour...
Ouch! And you stopped?
What turned you off?
Wulf
RangerWickett said:A long time ago, I read the first few chapters of Wulf's Forge of Fury storyhour...
RangerWickett said:Also, I took a look at one storyhour where the party was offered a deal from some mysterious skeleton, offering to let them draw from the infamous Deck of Many Things. It was nicely written, but I forgot which storyhour it was. Could someone tell me which one it is so I can take another look at it?
Tuerny said:I read the following ones regularly:
- Kid Charlagmane's Story Hour
- Piratecat's Story Hour
- Sagiro's Story Hour
- Runic Story Hour
All of them share an interesting, imaginative setting, compelling charachters and an interesting plot.
I browse the Out of a Frying Pan campaign but so far it has failed to grab me as much as those four.
Wee Jas said:
I also pop into Broc's story hour and browse almost everything to do with the realms I can find.
Rune said:
I won't go into my favorites right now (as I'm pressed for time), but I will suggest that you check out The Sunderer (formerly Monkey-Trained-to-Type)'s "The Sundered Sky". I'ts fairly new, but holds great promise (in fact, I'm going to use it for my next campaign).
Also check out the afore-mentioned, Paka's "Another Bastard Child of Tolkien"
Both of these should offer what you're looking for in a story-hour.
Plane Sailing said:
Ziggy: Complete the set of Old One's reading strategy and include The Kyri Chronicles!
Paka said:Rune's Oriental Adv. Story Hour has a trippy world. I read it in small doses.