A study of my VERY long running game. A work in progress that will prob never be finished

10/81 - 1/14 RIP

I can explain! Really! (Note: This is for my Demon Hunting Campaign set in 1640's Ireland, so here be campaign specific dragons.)

An Introduction and look at Pc's, plots, and plans

A final update on what happened to Kingmakers.

A plume is seen far off in the distance, but what will it turn out to be when it gets closer? Only time will tell.

The great Wall Mounts have been scaled, or your ship's technology has reached a level in which it is possible to cross the oceans. And when the PCs or NPCs find other people, unknown people, what happens? Carnage.

'Your wall is impenetrable, eh? Its so thick it can withstand 100s of direct hits from any siege engine? I have but one word for you: magic.'

Learn how to apply one of screenwriting's most effective tools to your own campaign, for a game with better pacing and solid endings.

And the walls came tumbling down...

Letting one of my players encounter a Raccoon might have been a bad idea... (now with PC summaries written by their respective players.... if everyone does it)

Get ready, a great deal happened.

Interrogating the suspects doesn't go as planned.

My commentary and thoughts on the session we played tonight.

My commentary and thoughts on the campaign I started tonight.

Giving NPCs memories can go a long way to making a more realistic and enjoyable game world.

This is not a submission about creating NPCs, this is about presenting them. Not everyone walks around with a different accent, strange tic, or catchphrase, our memories are what make us different.

The question was asked about how you run a high level campaign. While this is a simple question it is not very simple to answer. Anyone who is an experienced DM will tell you that, especially for a beginner. In order to answer this I began thinking backwards.