Wierdest place you've ever gamed

[Yalius]

Inside the bottom level of a WWII-era Japanese communications bunker, using a battery-powered lantern for light.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

What's the weirdest place you've ever gamed?

In a car. We has just finished a "Living Greyhawk" module and were driving home. There were four players and a DM in the car who had another mod he could run. One of the players had a calculator with a random # function we used for rolling dice. We finished the mod in forty minutes; it was about a 45 minute drive.

Not that wierd. It's just odd that a "four hour" module was finished in 40 minutes.

 

[farscapesg1]

Well, I don't have anything to compare to a funeral parlor

I've gamed in a barn loft (actually pretty nice except for during the summer) and a half-finished log cabin forge (my brother's project that never got finished).

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Probably in a train passing through the countryside in Scotland. Playing Stormbringer, since it only required one book.I do miss the days of playing OD&D outside, when I was a kid, though that's not exactly a strange place to game.

 

[Voadam]

On a whitewater canoeing/camping trip. During the canoeing our stuff was well sealed in plastic bags but even so thankfully nobody tipped during the rapids.

 

[jgsugden]

Airplane flying to Australia

In a penthouse room at an expensive hotel

In the woods

On a cruise

 

[radferth]

Sister's ex-husbands house. Said ex-husband was not playing.

 

[eris404]

After hours at a comic book store I worked at. This was during 2nd edition D&D and the store had all the books, so we had an entire library of gaming books at our disposal as long as we were very, very careful with them. The best part was that there was a really good pizza place across the street. The first time we ordered delivery from there, they thought we were playing a prank: "No, really, we are in the comic shop across the street, we swear!"

 

[JesterPoet]

We played Vampire: The Masquerade on the lawn at a Peter, Paul and Mary concert.

It wasn't a LARP.

 

[the Jester]

Cemeteries (2 or 3 different ones).