
Patrick Curtin |

Patrick Curtin wrote:I'll see your "moving a book collection" and raise you "moving a 30-ish years comic book collection." Twice! In less than a year!Madness
Book collecting is madness
The horror
The back-breaking horror...
Yeah collecting is a b@~&&. I think once I get to DC I am going to do some serious downsizing. Material attachment is pain, quothe Buddha. I can see where he is coming from after today....OW

Storyteller Shadow |

Patrick Curtin wrote:I'll see your "moving a book collection" and raise you "moving a 30-ish years comic book collection." Twice! In less than a year!Madness
Book collecting is madness
The horror
The back-breaking horror...
Oh man, I keep that stuff at my grandparents house. If I had to move all of that as well...

DungeonmasterCal |

So, today has been a strange, less than good day. As some of you know (because I've griped about it enough) I have to deal with bad chronic pain. Today I've been exceptionally uncoordinated, dropping, kicking, bumping, and knocking over everything I've come in contact with. I even missed my office chair and landed on the floor so hard I've jacked up my back. I need to take a shower but am afraid I'll fall if I do.
On the bright side, while walking the dingoes at 1 am, I found a dollar lying in the grass outside my house. So there's that.

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Mothman wrote:Just got back from running our last session of Carrion Crown! After 5 years, the remaining members of our group defeated the Whispering Way and saved Ustalav!Awesome, I am I the early stages of it in a PbP, seems slower than s#!!, overall you liked it?
Well it took us 5 years (and a month) to complete, so it is slow! Though there are a lot of factors to that - we missed weeks, took breaks, played other things, lost players, found new players, lost them, added in a few side quests ... On average each book took us 8-10 sessions (average 3-4 hours) to complete, though the last book took more.
I really enjoyed it (and I think most of the players did too) until probably the last book. That was a long slog; travel, combat, dungeon crawl, combat, travel, combat, dungeon crawl, combat. Also by that point the PCs were pretty powerful and super focused at killing undead - so major undead set-piece battles they knocked over in a few rounds with ease, then they'd get almost killed by a lower CR non-undead encounter ... it was a bit weird. But overall, yes, really good AP for books 1-5.

John Napier 698 |
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I got a lot of second ecition boxes sets from a friend who has no more room for them:
Undermoumtain, Dark Sun, Menzoberanzan....not much use today, but they will look good on the shelfs of the gameroom
Actually, they're good for source material. Go through each and redo the monsters and NPCs for Pathfinder, and you can use those boxed sets for a very long time.

aeglos |

aeglos wrote:Actually, they're good for source material. Go through each and redo the monsters and NPCs for Pathfinder, and you can use those boxed sets for a very long time.I got a lot of second ecition boxes sets from a friend who has no more room for them:
Undermoumtain, Dark Sun, Menzoberanzan....not much use today, but they will look good on the shelfs of the gameroom
yeah, you're right, especially Undermountain should have some great ideas buried in it

Storyteller Shadow |

aeglos wrote:Actually, they're good for source material. Go through each and redo the monsters and NPCs for Pathfinder, and you can use those boxed sets for a very long time.I got a lot of second ecition boxes sets from a friend who has no more room for them:
Undermoumtain, Dark Sun, Menzoberanzan....not much use today, but they will look good on the shelfs of the gameroom
Agreed, I reference 2 ed stuff all the time.

Storyteller Shadow |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:My condolences.John Napier 698 wrote:And Skullport is the local "wretched hive of scum and villainy."I just had PCs in skullport a few months back!
They did a good job behaving until the very last moment when they had to fight :-)
I'd never run it before so that was fun. You could run an entire campaign down there if you really wanted to!

Storyteller Shadow |

I ran a few parties through bits of Undermountain back in the day. I've never used more than a fraction of the published material for it though. Still have those two 2E Undermountain box sets somewhere at home.
I ran a full fledged Undermountain Dungeoncrawl one Saturday a month for about a year a decade or so ago then we all started getting married and that was that.
I am bringing those PCs back as an enemy party in my first table top game this coming September so I try to let nothing go to waste!
In current Campaign I had them delve as low as the second level and ran the Dungeon of the Crypt and the Fireplace level from the Paizo Dungeon mag, in a Waterdeep Campaign at least a few visits to Undermountain are a must I believe. :-)
Never did get to use Undermountain II. Maybe I'll run it as a PbP when some of the ones I am running now expire.

Storyteller Shadow |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:No Problem, sir. And I'd be very interested in participating in your Undermountain II PbP.John Napier 698 wrote:Exactly, or drop it into Skull and Shackles as another Pirate Haven or Tortuga Port.Thank you sir, that's a great idea for my Skull & Shackles game!
I'll keep you in mind when I get to it, that would be a while as I am reaching critical mass from a PbP perspective.

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John Napier 698 wrote:I'll keep you in mind when I get to it, that would be a while as I am reaching critical mass from a PbP perspective.Storyteller Shadow wrote:No Problem, sir. And I'd be very interested in participating in your Undermountain II PbP.John Napier 698 wrote:Exactly, or drop it into Skull and Shackles as another Pirate Haven or Tortuga Port.Thank you sir, that's a great idea for my Skull & Shackles game!
Reaching? I would have thought passed it and out the other side! ;-)

Storyteller Shadow |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:Reaching? I would have thought passed it and out the other side! ;-)John Napier 698 wrote:I'll keep you in mind when I get to it, that would be a while as I am reaching critical mass from a PbP perspective.Storyteller Shadow wrote:No Problem, sir. And I'd be very interested in participating in your Undermountain II PbP.John Napier 698 wrote:Exactly, or drop it into Skull and Shackles as another Pirate Haven or Tortuga Port.Thank you sir, that's a great idea for my Skull & Shackles game!
Hah!
Yeah sometimes it feels like I did!