Hey, I saw your post from October in bay12forums about Tacoma D&D — are you still looking for players? I’ve never played before, but have played prepackaged knockoffs like Heroscape. Still fun, but I’d like to play the real thing.
Sure, Ryan. I don’t know if you’ll get this reply, but if you do just go ahead and PM me on the bay12games forum and I can give you my email there. I can’t figure out if you have a WordPress blog or what 😛
It’s not exactly D&D, but it’s close. If you picked up a D&D book after playing my version, you’d probably think “oh, that’s familiar”. If you want a little preview you can check out my blog posts about “Game XYZ” and the session notes are in here too. You don’t really need to read that stuff if you don’t want to though.
I haven’t updated the session notes in a while, about 10 sessions, but we’re still playing. Hope to hear from you!
I read a comment you posted on a blog about worse GMs ever.
You suggested that DMs should be able to do 4 things (running some specific kinds of games) before earning the DM boy scout badge.
I think your idea is really interesting. Did you write something here on your blog? did you read it somewhere? are you going to write a serious piece on that soon?
I’m not sure I remember. I’d say my opinion on the matter now would be that DMs should try to do new things, branch out, stretch their skills into areas they’re not comfortable with. I’ll try to hunt down that post later. I do comment more on other blogs than I post here 😛
Hi, if you’re interested in gaming and willing to make the drive up from Tacoma I’m getting together an group for a no-commitment open table and or drop-in game in Seattle: Seattle Old School DnD Open Table
Dude! Was luvin’ on the blog, came up when looking at old stuff on WLD and then noticed your Dwarf Fortress alignment breakdown. My GF just got me to download that game. But while just browsing I saw your mention of Game Matrix. So random to find someone from Puget Sound while just looking on maps.
Always love to get to know a gamer, especially an organized DM like you. Love to pick your brain (which you pour out for us) and perhaps come up to see your game.
Stay Awesome. thanks for this resource.
Hey, thanks for your comments! We were playing at the Game Matrix for a year or two, but moved the game to my apartment when I moved to Kent. Game Matrix really was a great spot but we’re just a bit too far to validate the commute every week ;P I’m working on a module that I believe may be interesting for DF players, so I hope you keep in touch!
I moved to Enumclaw for a bit and half of my players moved to OR, so I run on roll20. I actually need a tutorial on DF so I can make better use of it.
Keep rollin’
1d30
October 25, 2009 at 11:31 am |
Yes, you should
August 20, 2010 at 2:17 pm |
Hey, I saw your post from October in bay12forums about Tacoma D&D — are you still looking for players? I’ve never played before, but have played prepackaged knockoffs like Heroscape. Still fun, but I’d like to play the real thing.
August 23, 2010 at 9:36 pm |
Sure, Ryan. I don’t know if you’ll get this reply, but if you do just go ahead and PM me on the bay12games forum and I can give you my email there. I can’t figure out if you have a WordPress blog or what 😛
It’s not exactly D&D, but it’s close. If you picked up a D&D book after playing my version, you’d probably think “oh, that’s familiar”. If you want a little preview you can check out my blog posts about “Game XYZ” and the session notes are in here too. You don’t really need to read that stuff if you don’t want to though.
I haven’t updated the session notes in a while, about 10 sessions, but we’re still playing. Hope to hear from you!
November 11, 2014 at 11:55 pm |
I read a comment you posted on a blog about worse GMs ever.
You suggested that DMs should be able to do 4 things (running some specific kinds of games) before earning the DM boy scout badge.
I think your idea is really interesting. Did you write something here on your blog? did you read it somewhere? are you going to write a serious piece on that soon?
Cheers.
November 12, 2014 at 11:22 am |
I’m not sure I remember. I’d say my opinion on the matter now would be that DMs should try to do new things, branch out, stretch their skills into areas they’re not comfortable with. I’ll try to hunt down that post later. I do comment more on other blogs than I post here 😛
September 12, 2015 at 3:21 pm |
Hi, if you’re interested in gaming and willing to make the drive up from Tacoma I’m getting together an group for a no-commitment open table and or drop-in game in Seattle:
Seattle Old School DnD Open Table
September 29, 2015 at 4:08 pm |
Thanks for the invite Lum, but right now I’m running a Sat night game in Kent and playing in a Fri night game in Auburn.
July 20, 2016 at 6:06 pm |
Dude! Was luvin’ on the blog, came up when looking at old stuff on WLD and then noticed your Dwarf Fortress alignment breakdown. My GF just got me to download that game. But while just browsing I saw your mention of Game Matrix. So random to find someone from Puget Sound while just looking on maps.
Always love to get to know a gamer, especially an organized DM like you. Love to pick your brain (which you pour out for us) and perhaps come up to see your game.
Stay Awesome. thanks for this resource.
July 20, 2016 at 7:40 pm |
Hey, thanks for your comments! We were playing at the Game Matrix for a year or two, but moved the game to my apartment when I moved to Kent. Game Matrix really was a great spot but we’re just a bit too far to validate the commute every week ;P I’m working on a module that I believe may be interesting for DF players, so I hope you keep in touch!
July 20, 2016 at 7:54 pm |
I moved to Enumclaw for a bit and half of my players moved to OR, so I run on roll20. I actually need a tutorial on DF so I can make better use of it.
Keep rollin’
November 28, 2017 at 11:19 pm |
I would like to talk to you about using one of your articles in a rule system. Can we talk?