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I wanted to share the coolest gaming story I have with you all.
I work as a cabin counselor at a YMCA camp, and earlier this summer I was working with their sleeping outside, cooking, and being adventurous outdoorsy-types program. We had no schedule and were supposed to teach all sorts of outdoors skills. However, of my 3 age 13 year old campers that week, one kid desperately wanted to try Pathfinder, one DMed Pathfinder games at home, and one played Pathfinder sometimes. So it turned into Pathfinder in the woods week. While we did still teach fire building, shelter building, etc, I ran a short campaign for my campers and my co-counselor. After waking up, we would cook breakfast, do outdoorsy stuff, play pathfinder with lunch, go back to doing outdoors stuff, and then late into the night we played in tents with headlamps. We played Master of the Fallen Fortress, then went way off the rails, and ended up with everything in a 3 mile radius of the party being vaporized.
The kid who wanted to play now plans to start a Pathfinder club at school, while the other 2 plan to keep playing in home campaigns. My co-counselor plans to get back into the hobby when he gets back home as well.
Would you do Pathfinder camp?