October 2018

As characters depart for this destination, Tunaan says, “As a rule the dark elves seldom dwell above ground because they hate the sunlight. But they needed a fortress in a strategic location with a safe harbor for trade, and that location was unfortunately ringed in swampland which made cave delving impossible. So they built a […]

For this session I wanted to try out the Pathfinder Flip Tiles I mentioned having bought recently.  Prepping the map for this one involved playing with the tiles while nobody was around, and taking a photo of the layout I decided to go with.  Then I opened the photo up in a paint program and

At the end of Part I, the players were asked to choose from among the three scenarios in part II they’d prefer to do first.  It’s also the one requiring the most extensive planning and written up in the most detail.  After working on it on and off for about a week, I stayed up

In contrast to previous sessions where some external event happens and players decide how to enter into the situation, this one started with the action already in progress – action which, it would very quickly become clear, was going to go badly for the D-Listers.  I spread the grid mat out on the table, drew

I had a vague idea of how I wanted the Father Coughlin storyline to come to an end, but I really hadn’t decided on the specifics yet other than that I didn’t want to drag it out too much longer. Then, a few weeks ago, someone posted on an RPG related Facebook group about having

D-Listers (including BB) are meeting at HQ to discuss possible base upgrades – communicators, etc., transportation in the relative absence of the BB-Mobile, etc. when a friendly-looking late-middle-aged man (some grey around the edges) knocks on the front door insistently. He’ll be very polite but won’t back down until they talk to him.  He says