Tell Us About Your Pirate Campaign(s)

[Vael]

Today is international talk like a pirate day, so hopefully your nautical campaigns were full of booty today, yar!

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Running a Pirate Borg game on Sunday. (Fridays are tough in my line of work.)

 

[Shades of Eternity]

My pirates are prairie pirates.

I took Bruce Alberta, where the famed Boreal buccaneers were hired to feud with the local Medusa cattle baron. They set up base in the railyard and used the train as a pirate ship, complete with a cattle car converted to launch gliders.

It ended with consensus and most likely sex between the legendary Captain Salty Frank and the Cattle Baroness: My players have a distinct way of getting things to work.

They then teamed up to deal with the industrialized undead rising from the dead, and thus, Pulp, post-apocalyptic, fantasy, Bruce, Alberta, is saved.

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This is my starter adventure: Little Mound on the Prairie for the Hodgepocalypse, and I'm more than happy to give people copies to run it with their own group.

Just private Message me.

 

[Endie]

I’m just starting GMing Pirates of Drinax for the third time (the first campaign is complete, the second is about nineteen sessions in, so barely started in PoD terms). It’s a testament to the quality of Hanrahan’s work that I’m looking forward to it, yet again. I probably haven’t even watched a film three times more than twice since LotR came out.

 

[payn]

I’m just starting GMing Pirates of Drinax for the third time (the first campaign is complete, the second is about nineteen sessions in, so barely started in PoD terms). It’s a testament to the quality of Hanrahan’s work that I’m looking forward to it, yet again. I probably haven’t even watched a film three times more than twice since LotR came out.

I love Traveller and Pirates of Drinax!