The last week has seen some heavy roleplaying (at least for me, that is).
Last Sunday, we ran our yearly MegaGame™, meaning a whole day of gaming including lunch and BBQ & beer in the evening. Sadly, not all could attend, but it was awesome nevertheless. We began at 10 am and played until 10 pm, then some BBQ. (And sleepover for me as I live in another community). The rest of the family was away, so we could really release our inner nerds 🙂
Here’s a session recap if you’re into such things.
Basically, we managed to finish The Wizard’s Amulet and a large chunk of the main scenario in The Crucible of Freya using the Blood & Treasure rules.
A few days later I got to play a session of Swords & Wizardry Complete with my kids.
It was session 2 of Tomb of the Iron God and they got to delve deeper into the tomb and met a lot of mean goblins that they managed to defeat by some smart “create chokepoint” tactics. Eventually, they got outsmarted and got a two-front battle as a detachment of goblins snuck up from behind, but they managed to block a door and could hold their position long enough to win the fight.
Next week I will run two sessions for my regular group – an extra session on Wednesday and our usual session on Sunday.
Fun times!
Damn, that’s a lot of roleplaying! I’m quite envious. Maybe that’ll be me when the kids are older.
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I’m sure it will 🙂
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I’m not familiar with either system. However, I did play through the Wizard’s Amulet and the Crucible of Freya as a PC in 3rd Edition back in 2001. As a DM, I’ve downloaded the 5E version to play soon.
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That looks like awesome fun. It’s great to see a new generation of RPGers in the making! Gotta love sneaky goblins doing a flanking manoeuvre – nice work 🙂
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Thanks 🙂 Yes, it’s great fun!
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Hey! Awesome! You’re using my S&W screen! lol.
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Hey there! So you’re the guy behind this great S&W screen. It is me who should say thanks, the screen kick some serious a**. So thank you for sharing it online.
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