What Is Your Adventuring Groups Name?


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I've DMed five adventuring groups over the last 11 years:

The Spellswords: '96-'98; 2E; Dragonlance/Ravenloft setting; Eye Tyrant series, "Dargaard Keep," Children of the Night modules, House of Strahd, Rod of Seven Parts, 1st half of Return to the Tomb of Horrors; level cap 18th.

The Heroes of the Lance: '97-'98; 2E; Dragonlance Classics campaign; played through "Dragons of Dreams" and "Dragons of Ice" and disbanded. Level cap 12th.

The Warriors of Shadowlight: '98-'00; 2E; Forgotten Realms setting; "Beneath the Twisted Tower," 1st two books of Night Below; level cap 12th.

The Company of Grimstead: '01-'04; 3E-3.5; Homebrew dungeon beneath Castle Grimstead's ruins, found northwest of Shadowdale, "Prison of the Firebringer," Dungeon/Dragon Incursion campaign, "Lich Queen's Beloved," last half of Return to the Tomb of Horrors, "Asylum," "Quicksilver Hourglass"; level cap 29th.

The Diamond Hawks: '04-present; 3.5; Forgotten Realms Age of Worms adventure path, also Dymrak Dread, Sons of Gruumsh, "Menagerie," "Blood of Malar," "Dragons of Despair"; current party level 11th.
 
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in the campaign (forgotten realms) that i play in, we don't have one.
but the in eberron game that i run, the player's all work for 'the red nails trading company and mining concern,' and are often referred to simply as 'red nails.'
 

In our STAP game, the PCs are pretty much referred to as "Lavinia's Hellhounds".

In the Eberron game, we've informally been called "Jacob and Company", referring to our apparent leader (my character, Marlowe, is rather resentful of the name).
 

Twelve Seconds (of Bloodshed) almost always finished every encounter in two or fewer rounds.

Heralds of the Kobold Horde were responsible for alerting a region that kobolds have returned after an absence of more than 50 years.

The Veterans were controlled by players who started about a week before those running the Heralds.
 


Falcon von Raptor Inc.: what happens when a conservative paladin talks alot

Defenders of the Old Faith: Set in greyhawk they all worshipped Obad-hai, Ehlonna Pelor, Beory, and Nerull( as god of winter)
 




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