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<blockquote data-quote="Zeppelin" data-source="post: 2696216" data-attributes="member: 24119">My group has done this before, for like two sessions.&nbsp; My advice to you is not to worry abotu the crunch of it too much.&nbsp; As I recall, dice roles were required only rarely during these sessions because superfluous dice rolling tends to interrupt the kind of narrative flow we were going for.&nbsp; Most dice rolls were listen checks timed perfectly to freak us out, and combat had a lot more roleplaying involved than dice rolling, which was very unusual for us, but seemed to fit this style of play very well.&nbsp; Also, the DM did a good job of making sure none of us gained anything resembling control over the situation, which kept us on our toes.&nbsp; That worked really well for us, without having to buy any sourcebooks or anything for rules.&nbsp; Anyway, whatever you end up doing, have fun.&nbsp; Those horror campaigns can be great!Ciao.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zeppelin, post: 2696216, member: 24119"] My group has done this before, for like two sessions. My advice to you is not to worry abotu the crunch of it too much. As I recall, dice roles were required only rarely during these sessions because superfluous dice rolling tends to interrupt the kind of narrative flow we were going for. Most dice rolls were listen checks timed perfectly to freak us out, and combat had a lot more roleplaying involved than dice rolling, which was very unusual for us, but seemed to fit this style of play very well. Also, the DM did a good job of making sure none of us gained anything resembling control over the situation, which kept us on our toes. That worked really well for us, without having to buy any sourcebooks or anything for rules. Anyway, whatever you end up doing, have fun. Those horror campaigns can be great! Ciao. [/QUOTE]

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