Looking to rest, Barston and Derron camp out near a obelisk. But nighttime visitors have a different plan in mind.
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Barston and Derron witness a bloody fight between the wizard's skeletons and a hungry cave giant. Do they intervene? I mean...probably.
Barston and Derron come across a wounded priest and a partially destroyed wagon full of food stuffs. The village of Yewforth need help if only the priest can find assistance.
A pair of travelers arrive on a beach and are confronted by... mutant pirates with a strange box.
Our young heroes have taken on the quest to rescue Stonehaven. But first, they must regroup and head down into the cellar of the Black Lobster.
The Dwarven Halls campaign continues. After fighting off the Slykk, the four young heroes make their way to the Black Lobster Inn. Here they encounter further travails as drunken locals and some unexpected strangers show up.
Four young would-be heroes are on the way to the city of Arion when they cross a bridge and are ambushed by a group of Slykk.
I am getting ready to launch a Dwarven Halls campaign using Advanced Fighting Fantasy (with back-up support from Gamemaster's Apprentice Deck: Fantasy (1e). Here I'll work out my starting characters and some other notes [so that I can later rewrite the whole thing, eh?]
I was supposed to be playing The GLOW but I spent my solo play time crafting up a fairly basic, but broadly "all purpose" character sheet for my upcoming Dwarven Halls Campaign.
I am going to take a stab (PUN!) at playing through the new Advanced Fighting Fantasy: Dwarven Halls campaign. It should scratch too itches: to play a longer-form solo campaign based off of pre-written material and to return to Ick + Humb.