Although I aimed for 31 posts last month, I actually finished 25, which is much better than any other month this year. At the beginning of the month, I was creating new material, but the last posts were reposts.
I'm currently playing DnD 2024 as a Thief Rogue in the Vecna campaign from a year or two ago. We are at 9th level. We've lost a couple of people, and schedules are becoming more challenging, so we'll see what we can achieve.
I ran a Deadlands by Gaslight 3-paeter and demos of Pathfinder for Savage Worlds and Dragonbane in the last six weeks, and those went pretty well.
I have been running a Swords and Wizardry game for my DnD Campers (we've been playing together for over a year), and we did a special one-shot for Halloween where they made characters based on their costumes, and it was an absolute blast. It is amazing to watch these kids hang out together and build a community.
I've spent the last few months testing out Shadowdark, Savage Worlds, and Dragonbane, and I think Dragonbane is my preferred game going forward. I need a break from the d20 system, and while I love SW, Dragonbane is easier to teach IMO.
I'm working on a setting for it that is a total rip-off of Thundarr the Barbarian and Kamandi.
I'll use the Bestiary's Ogres and the various Anthropomorphic races...maybe Dwarves too.
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November's Planes update shows progress, even with reposts near the end. Juggling DnD 2024's Thief Rogue keeps me busy. Speaking of old favorites, it feels like navigating the Vecna campaign is a bit like the classic Snake Game; careful planning prevents you from running into yourself. Demos of Pathfinder and Dragonbane were hits, and Swords and Wizardry for the kids was a blast.
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