Well, this was a weird session. My players almost died, escaped from the Observatory, went into the Barrowmaze, decided it was boring, and came back to the Observatory. DCO is scary, it sticks, it’s a morbid experience that is hard to escape. Cool.
While not properly OSR today me and some players for my group decided to try Delta Green. I grabbed a module, the free rules and we jumped into it. Here’s the recap.
My players are in the Observatory at the moment, they’ve met the giant and maybe they will not survive their next session. They also decided that if they die they’re not going to create new characters for this adventure and we’ll do something else. I think it’s time for a review, a retrospective and some thoughts about how to fix the things we didn’t like.
A genocide of an entire tribe, the entrance to the dungeon, the death of a character! This episode has it all.
After spending a week to rest and rebuild the town of Pollnagollum the party ventured towards the dam
Read full articleI was thinking of making a dungeon with poetry. It’s not this one, but it has poetry inside, somewhere. This area is a living one, it’s not just caves, vehina live(d) here. The idea behind this part is that vehina knew how to crawl on walls. The concept of up and down was kinda abstract for them, if not for gravity. Most areas are not easily accessible to the players, there’s no reason they should be.
The whole dungeon is based on random encounters, as the table is not yet provided some of the rooms might feel empty and not dangeous.
Read full articleToday my party killed the witch in the water, it was probably the smallest of their problems.
Read full articleHere’s a small list of rollable tables to generate small towns for your hexcrawls. Roll on the big table then roll on the smaller ones for the first 20 tables. Roll again if you’re using using physical dice and roll more than 50.
More subtables will come for the other entries soon.
