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DCC Campaign Journal #4: Rumors in a Sandbox

Editor-in-Chief | March 18, 2013

One of the main tenets I set for myself as a GM, while I was creating the Eosha DCC campaign was to try to make it as “sand-boxy” as possible.  I am not proposing missions or using adventure hooks, but I do drop rumors.  I have not planned any campaign arc or massive multi-level adventure [...]

Get Ready! International TableTop Day is Coming!

Editor-in-Chief | March 4, 2013

Unless you’ve somehow been living in some bizarre alternate reality for the past few years, you’ve probably found yourself watching Wil Wheaton and a coterie of celebs playing all kinds of board games, card games, and role-playing games on TableTop!  Sponsored by Felicia Day’s Geek & Sundry YouTube Channel, this web series has touched the [...]

DCC Campaign Journal #3: Cosmological Constants

Editor-in-Chief | February 18, 2013

Yesterday, my gaming group gathered to play their first Dungeon Crawl Classics session with real 1st Level characters.  No longer playing as 0 Level peasants, one could easily sense a bit more confidence in the heroes, especially now that they had gained the powers of their chosen character classes – no longer the frail incarnations [...]

DCC Campaign Journal #2: Peasants become Heroes!

Editor-in-Chief | February 11, 2013

In the most recent session of my Dungeon Crawl Classics Campaign, my friends and I got together and finally got their characters out of the 0 Level “starter dungeon”, and set them on the road to being 1st Level characters!  They managed to lose only seven (7) of the eighteen (18) 0-Level characters who entered [...]

DCC Campaign Journal #1: Bad Scores Build Characters!

Editor-in-Chief | February 4, 2013

As I mentioned in last week’s blog, I recently ended my local D&D 4E campaign, and switched the game system to Goodman Games’ Dungeon Crawl Classics.  I had wanted to inspire my players to be more engaged with the campaign, increase their role-playing options, and to feel a greater investment in both their characters and [...]