Since our D&D campaign is so far based on published adventures, I won’t be posting about it as frequently or in as much detail as for the Mighty Protectors campaign. Instead, there will be periodic progress updates with notes and highlights. Spoilers for the Starter Set adventure will likely abound below. I was concerned that […]
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A Dragonborn with a halberd and not a lot of self-control. Don’t make her angry. You wouldn’t like her when she’s angry.
A Tiefling with elven blood, Kalidara was always more at home in the forest, away from the mistrustful glances of even her closest of kin. In time she developed a magical rapport with the forest and became a druid.
Belaren is a relative rarity – the half-elven product of human and Drow parents. She is a paladin in the service of the obscure deity Athe, Goddess of Reason. (Belaren is my wife’s PC, and an extensive back-story for her is slowly evolving as my wife absorbs every bit of lore about the Drow that
As a half-orc, V’nee has never really fit in with any society. He fled his home village as a child and nearly died of starvation and exposure before he was found by an elderly halfling ranger named Marric. In the few years they had together before Marric’s age caught up to him, he taught V’nee
(In which our heroes go car shopping.) With Busybody on maternity leave, the D-Listers no longer have regular access to her cleaning-business van to get around in – and it’s probably past time they upgraded, anyway. Pooling their money, and with Vinny offering to contribute extra to the purchase and a paint job, the team
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Uncanny Valley Girl is, like, totally famous and stuff. Or, at least, she was… back in 1986 when she de-activated herself (while hiding in the trunk of a grody old car!) so the giant robots chasing her to obtain the technology in her android body would lose the trail and assume she was destroyed. When
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I picked up the D&D Starter Set over the holidays to use as a launching point to re-introduce myself to the game and introduce my players to it. That campaign hasn’t actually started yet, mainly because I’m incapable of leaving it alone and just playing it as initially presented. My players are new to actually
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My original intention was to just leave my paper minis more or less rectangular, not trimming them down to the shape of whatever creature they depicted. I planned this mainly because I felt it would make them more durable and easier to store – no narrow strips to be easily torn, bent, or tangled in
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