D&D General What are you running?
jgsugden
Legend
5 hours a night, typically.
On average, I play D&D twice a week. Sometimes more, and sometimes less.
I have developed a decent level of skill in one useful area: Keeping the ball rolling by fanning interest in games.
3 years of slow fanning (see above) while a player that doesn't like to lose faces a no win situation (but there are other issues as well).
3.5e (core rules only, will not play above 13th level) in Greyhawk.
- Family campaign I need to prep two things from Raging Swan to make one short adventure. Then onto Savage Tides from old Dungeon by Paizo/Isle of Dread from old TSR- reissued & expanded for 5e by Goodman Games Original Adventures Reincarnated.
- Email campaign is the Nodes of Temple of Elemental Evil, using the Goodman Games Original Adventures Reincarnated, which completed the Node. (Earth Node I created myself from the AD&D vague ideas in the AD&D version; the other 3 I’m converting from 5e OAR version.)
TheAlkaizer
Game Designer
Not running anything at the moment, but will imminently. Last year I've forked into several systems, some pretty dense, and I need something more lightweight coming into 2023.
I read Cairn during the holidays, and I bought a few short sandbox adventures for it. I'm not prepping one of these and I plan to bring it back to the basics and enjoy myself while the Canadian winter assails us for a few more months.
The one I'm most excited about is Vortex Isles.
I read Cairn during the holidays, and I bought a few short sandbox adventures for it. I'm not prepping one of these and I plan to bring it back to the basics and enjoy myself while the Canadian winter assails us for a few more months.
The one I'm most excited about is Vortex Isles.
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
I just picked up a supplement for Beyond the Wall last night that adds a bunch more character books, to expand what folks can play, as well as Grizzled Adventurers.
My plan is to run one of those -- each of which can be played with basically no prep -- on months when I haven't gotten a 5E dungeon finished. I have some one-hour scenarios I want to finish writing for probable publication, as well as at least one five-room dungeon, but work and life have interfered with getting them to the playtest stage.
But my #dungeon23 is chugging along well enough that I will probably start running the first level of that (a village and 21 encounter areas) soon, too. I was specifically asked by one player to schedule that soon.
My plan is to run one of those -- each of which can be played with basically no prep -- on months when I haven't gotten a 5E dungeon finished. I have some one-hour scenarios I want to finish writing for probable publication, as well as at least one five-room dungeon, but work and life have interfered with getting them to the playtest stage.
But my #dungeon23 is chugging along well enough that I will probably start running the first level of that (a village and 21 encounter areas) soon, too. I was specifically asked by one player to schedule that soon.
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