Role playing again!
#1
Posted 20 November 2009 - 05:16 AM
Although i have ideas of my own, i am open to suggestions. I will start them on Forgotten realms, somewhere north, probably Vaasa, because later i plan to play them an adventure that may end with them in Ravenloft. So, any thoughts about adventures worthy of notice in FR?
"Man, in his discussions with other men about questions of religion, statecraft, geography, trade, has always reached a point in the discussion where it has seemed wise to reply to his opponent by disemboweling him or knocking his brains out."
My name is Thomas Hockenberry, Ph.D., and I think the "Ph.D." stands for "Pouring His Draft."
"The study of modern science today is being done by the brain of primitive man."
#2
Posted 20 November 2009 - 06:37 AM
Specifically, I know that the Tomb of Horrors and Dungeonland modules have been converted. Those are level 9+, but might be fun for a one-shot.
Otherwise, no, not really You could always hit up a gaming store and buy up some old (and now cheap) 3.5 adventures.
I want to start playing again, but finding a PNP group seems almost impossible, and forum roleplaying always ends up with people dropping out. :\
#3
Posted 20 November 2009 - 07:08 AM
There's free downloadable old 2e adventures (and even some 1e adventures) which have been converted to 3.5 (if that's what you're using).
Specifically, I know that the Tomb of Horrors and Dungeonland modules have been converted. Those are level 9+, but might be fun for a one-shot.
Otherwise, no, not really You could always hit up a gaming store and buy up some old (and now cheap) 3.5 adventures.
I want to start playing again, but finding a PNP group seems almost impossible, and forum roleplaying always ends up with people dropping out. :\
Thanks for the suggestions. I know what you mean about PnP. I waited 4 years until i found (possibly, we'll see) people for such a group.
"Man, in his discussions with other men about questions of religion, statecraft, geography, trade, has always reached a point in the discussion where it has seemed wise to reply to his opponent by disemboweling him or knocking his brains out."
My name is Thomas Hockenberry, Ph.D., and I think the "Ph.D." stands for "Pouring His Draft."
"The study of modern science today is being done by the brain of primitive man."
#4
Posted 21 November 2009 - 06:56 PM
So, they entered a tomb, got run over by rats and opened a stone chest... This is all they did!
I caught my self thinking i would be better served to play BG in the computer. But i will make the attempt to teach them the basics, because i know that if they become proficient players and pick up the pace, i will enjoy my playing as a DM...
"Man, in his discussions with other men about questions of religion, statecraft, geography, trade, has always reached a point in the discussion where it has seemed wise to reply to his opponent by disemboweling him or knocking his brains out."
My name is Thomas Hockenberry, Ph.D., and I think the "Ph.D." stands for "Pouring His Draft."
"The study of modern science today is being done by the brain of primitive man."
#5
Posted 23 November 2009 - 11:48 AM
#6
Posted 26 November 2009 - 12:39 AM
And you can just imagine what horrible stories of the evil DM they will cook up to cower their own ignorance with... ^^
"Man, in his discussions with other men about questions of religion, statecraft, geography, trade, has always reached a point in the discussion where it has seemed wise to reply to his opponent by disemboweling him or knocking his brains out."
My name is Thomas Hockenberry, Ph.D., and I think the "Ph.D." stands for "Pouring His Draft."
"The study of modern science today is being done by the brain of primitive man."
#7
Posted 28 November 2009 - 02:35 PM
#8
Posted 29 November 2009 - 11:44 PM
I'd love to give something like that a go. Unfortunately I don't know anyone who'd be even remotely interested or how do to go about it in the first place
Are you interested to play as a DM? Find out if you can and then search for players. You need to find at least one at the beginning, in order to hone your skills in a couple of 1-on-1 sessions. I believe if you find one player, then the rest will follow.
"Man, in his discussions with other men about questions of religion, statecraft, geography, trade, has always reached a point in the discussion where it has seemed wise to reply to his opponent by disemboweling him or knocking his brains out."
My name is Thomas Hockenberry, Ph.D., and I think the "Ph.D." stands for "Pouring His Draft."
"The study of modern science today is being done by the brain of primitive man."
#9
Posted 30 November 2009 - 11:49 AM
I'd love to give something like that a go. Unfortunately I don't know anyone who'd be even remotely interested or how do to go about it in the first place
Damn. I wish I'd seen this before the weekend, as I was talking to someone from Wrexham at Dragonmeet. I'll see whether I can find anything on UK Role Players, but he said he couldn't find many players. The best suggestion I have is that if you can find a local shop that sells RPG material they might let you put a Looking for Group/Looking for Players notice up. Perhaps a local university, since they often have clubs which include RPG ones. Or even your local library may have something. Sorry I can't be more help, but I'm from the South Midlands and don't know much about your area - although Chester does have a club.
Back from the brink.
Like RPGs? Like Star Wars? Think combining the two would be fun? Read Darths and Droids, and discover the line "Jar Jar, you're a genius".
These, in the day when heaven was falling,
The hour when earth's foundations fled,
Followed their mercenary calling
And took their wages and are dead.
#10
Posted 01 December 2009 - 08:19 PM
Khadion NPC mod - Team leader, head designer
Hubelpot NPC mod - Team leader, coder
NPC Damage - Coder
PC Soundsets - Coder, voice actor
Brythe NPC mod - Designer
DragonLance TC - Glory of Istar - Designer
The NPC Interaction Expansion Project - Writer for Cernd, Sarevok
The Jerry Zinger Show - Producer
Iron Modder 5 - Winner
#11
Posted 03 December 2009 - 09:31 AM
Are you interested to play as a DM? Find out if you can and then search for players. You need to find at least one at the beginning, in order to hone your skills in a couple of 1-on-1 sessions. I believe if you find one player, then the rest will follow.
Initially, I wouldn't want to play as a DM. I wouldn't want to drive potential players due to my inexperience and idiocy. I'd rather strat at the bottom and work my way up as it were.
Damn. I wish I'd seen this before the weekend, as I was talking to someone from Wrexham at Dragonmeet. I'll see whether I can find anything on UK Role Players, but he said he couldn't find many players. The best suggestion I have is that if you can find a local shop that sells RPG material they might let you put a Looking for Group/Looking for Players notice up. Perhaps a local university, since they often have clubs which include RPG ones. Or even your local library may have something. Sorry I can't be more help, but I'm from the South Midlands and don't know much about your area - although Chester does have a club.
Thanks That should give me an idea of where to start, I'll have a look around town next time I'm there.
#12
Posted 20 December 2009 - 01:10 PM
Have fun, Quinlan!
-Cernd
I hate Elminster!
(Proud Member of the We Hate Elminster Club)
The Maesters of Yevon: Putting the Spira back into 'conspiracy'.
Four Ways To Describe Sigil: The Cage, The Center of the Multiverse, The City of Doors, Doughnut on a Stick.