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(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
A combination of betrayal and pyromania has left the party falling into the inky blackness of a huge cave.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 9: Socialising with a Sociopath”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
They’ve escaped the Drow and have not killed themselves (yet). Winning!
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 8: Democracy is not a Spectator sport”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
Everything is on fire and Whitey has been nibbled by spiders. Now is not the time to panic.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 7: …Make Light Work”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
Their escape plan had been crashed by user error. Now was the time for inspired tactics improvisation.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 6: Some Gnomes Just Want to Watch the World Burn.”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
Having met the other prisoners and only infuriated some of them, it was time to put a bold plan to escape into action. Luckily, the chaotic nature of the Dark Elves made setting them against each other trivially easy…
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 5: The Great Escape.”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
The party had been thrown together by happenstance and helped some of the people of Hillsfar. But now, they were captured; descending down in to the depths of the earth.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 4: Captured!”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
Having been brutalised by wildlife repeatedly over the previous few days the team try and get some more muscle on board.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 3: A Well-Oiled Team”
(This is a log of my players run through the Out of the Abyss campaign (After a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first. Spoilers abound, though it’s likely the team won’t play the module in the way you, the writers or sanity intended).
Our fearless party met up in the outskirts of Hillsfar after many people had been evicted into the surrounding countryside. While only together for a brief period of time the party had already made it’s mark.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 2: You Have To Be Kidding”
I’ve started running a D&D campaign using the Fantasy Grounds software with my friends. After a few quick mini-adventures to get used to the system, we’re going to launch into the Out of the Abyss campaign (with a brief dabble with Harried at Hillsfar first)
Normally a spoiler warning would be appropriate in case you want to play this yourself in the future but the likelihood of my players;
is pretty infinitesimal so take it with a pinch of salt. If the Forgotten Realms is still standing at the end we’ll clock it as a major win.
Continue reading “Apocalypse Maybe: A D&D Campaign Log. Part 1: Meet the Merry Band of Heroes.”
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