Hello, was reading a few of the threads in the pbp section to see if I'd be interested in trying to join one. While reading though I realized two things. One, I may be spoiling plot and story for an adventure I may end up in. And two, some of the threads were really good reads. Felt like I was reading a book even!
So with this in mind, would anyone have any thread suggestions? Fun to read, but wouldn't spoil a plot that I'm likely to experience myself. (Guess that leaves homebrew?)
Oh, and I guess I should introduce myself since this is my first post around here. I'm missionz3r0, I've been in table top for a few years now. Have gotten fed up with regular online games falling apart because of conflicting schedules. So, figure I'd give pbp a try. Currently looking at playing a deaf kitsune oracle.
Anyways, thanks in advance for the help.
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Welcome, Mission!!!
Here are some of my recommendations:
Long Vigil -- It's Hogwarts and Boot Camp, rolled into one. It stopped before it ended, but it was marvelous.
To Rule the Razor -- Razor Coast is Frog Gog's Hawaiian pirate setting. It has many different stories. It's more of a sandbox than an A.P. We had a mostly native group running through our adventure, which included storytelling to a whale that may have been a monster, and may have been a god. It was powerful stuff and came to a great ending.
Do you play PFS at all? If not, I've got a recommendation for the gameplay of Ironbound Schism which from beginning to end was a delight. Great character chemistry and a damn fun little adventure in an orc town being invaded by giants.
If you have recommendations, too, I'd love to hear them!
Hmm
Welcome, Mission!!!
Here are some of my recommendations:
Long Vigil -- It's Hogwarts and Boot Camp, rolled into one. It stopped before it ended, but it was marvelous.
To Rule the Razor -- Razor Coast is Frog Gog's Hawaiian pirate setting. It has many different stories. It's more of a sandbox than an A.P. We had a mostly native group running through our adventure, which included storytelling to a whale that may have been a monster, and may have been a god. It was powerful stuff and came to a great ending.
Do you play PFS at all? If not, I've got a recommendation for the gameplay of Ironbound Schism which from beginning to end was a delight. Great character chemistry and a damn fun little adventure in an orc town being invaded by giants.
Hmm
Thanks! I've not played any PFS, though I'm looking into it. The idea is appealing. Only problem I have is that I like to try 3rd party stuff a lot.
I'll definitely give these a look over, and if I do find any others that are good I'll pass them your way.