About This Blog
This blog is an answer to the question of how could I share some of the creative work I've done running various RPGs over the past thirty years without opening up every single wiki/blog/Roll20/evernote/webpage/ObsidianPortal I've ever worked on to the public at large?
What you find here is my effort to create a portfolio of sorts by re-purposing pieces of prior campaigns. A way to let people see into the games I love to run in some of the universes I love creating. I'll link or embed material I've posted elsewhere: maps, journal entries, world backgrounds, short campaign summaries, etc... so that if people see something here they think is interesting, I could respond to a request to run it again (or run something entirely new in a similar vein).
I'll also try to add some commentary about what game systems were used for each setting, as I think there were some really interesting choices made (not all of them correct) and I'd be willing to try some of my campaigns again using different game systems.
In addition, I intend to post about new, unplayed/untested, campaign ideas to see if they might be of interest to anyone in the city I now live with the hope of creating an entirely new gaming group.
A great deal of the work here was created collaboratively and proper credit to my fantastic players will be properly given. I may in fact invite some of them to contribute - but so many of them are busy parents and professionals.
Comments will be open to the public, and, as long as they aren't spammy ads, completely welcome.
What you find here is my effort to create a portfolio of sorts by re-purposing pieces of prior campaigns. A way to let people see into the games I love to run in some of the universes I love creating. I'll link or embed material I've posted elsewhere: maps, journal entries, world backgrounds, short campaign summaries, etc... so that if people see something here they think is interesting, I could respond to a request to run it again (or run something entirely new in a similar vein).
I'll also try to add some commentary about what game systems were used for each setting, as I think there were some really interesting choices made (not all of them correct) and I'd be willing to try some of my campaigns again using different game systems.
In addition, I intend to post about new, unplayed/untested, campaign ideas to see if they might be of interest to anyone in the city I now live with the hope of creating an entirely new gaming group.
A great deal of the work here was created collaboratively and proper credit to my fantastic players will be properly given. I may in fact invite some of them to contribute - but so many of them are busy parents and professionals.
Comments will be open to the public, and, as long as they aren't spammy ads, completely welcome.
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