Once again turning to the power of technology to keep the gaming spirit alive. We had a good group together a couple years ago and it seems to have reformed online via the G+ Hangout option. We played a first session last Sunday and it went well. Looking forward to the sun setting tonight.
We played Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG, heavily
houseruled. I'm going for a sandbox, hexcrawl campaign this time. Trying to make it even more episodic than ever. The characters are in a city in a marsh by the sea. There is an endless hell of stone dungeon beneath the castle, and there is all to explore for miles around. The players decided to venture forth to find some water nymphs that are said to have treasure. Along the way they stopped to moderate a merchants' squabble, which lead to tracking down a demon slug in a granary. The slug turned out to have mutated into a Flailsnail. The druid* summoned a host of animals to drive the beast into its shell, but none could slay the thing.
Finally, the pushed it into the river, and it floated away, a swirling iridescent shell in the current.
And that was it.
Tonight I think they'll show with different characters, but more or less the same mission. I have some dungeons scattered about, and a hexmap dense with notes, and that's it. We'll see how long this one lasts.
*Druid is a homebrewed class of mine. The player rolled a crit for the spell. 100 bears. I've yet to run a DCC game where spells did not drastically alter everything. That's really my only concern with the system at the moment.
