Garth Trygvisson was one of my favorite characters to play. I mean, what’s not to enjoy about a guy who suddenly becomes a cat? For life. Born Feb. 2, 2054 in what was formerly Seattle, Washington, North America. Parents were … Continue reading →
So, we have now been back under DQ rules for a while. I do enjoy the DragonQuest system, but my gods, it is math-intensive. Fortuantly, one of our players is a wizard with Excel, who has graciously prepared spreadsheets for … Continue reading →
Yeah, so I know the guys who wrote this. I’ve been gaming with them for the past 30 years or so, now. Thought maybe I should plug their book again.
Overview of Setting About 700 years ago the city of Kalet became unmoored from its previous reality and spent the next half millennium floating around limbo. There is no doubt that this was the work of wizards, but as to … Continue reading →
This was originally posted at: DragonQuest Rules July 22, 2016 On the order of DragonQuest Filed under: Uncategorized — rthorm @ 9:01 pm Everyone’s campaign is unique, so this may not pertain to your experiences in the past, or your expectations … Continue reading →
Our erstwhile cast of characters: Loret: Halfling Shaman Lesare: High Elf, born with only Magery, and so looked down upon by other elves. Phlegm: Mountain Goblin Vigil (Paladin) Turan: Drow Illusionist with pretensions of becoming a Necromancer Endariak: … Continue reading →
This is Adam’s campaign, in which we have been playing since sometime in 2014. We are currently a few sessions away from completing this run, and will be moving onward to a new campaign in a few months, using the … Continue reading →
I realize there’s been very little activity here at Weregaming. We are still gaming, although on a much reduced schedule, which this past month got reduced even further, as 2/5 of our gaming group has moved from the Puget Sound … Continue reading →
From the diaries of Lady Stéphanie Alexandra de Conti de Nemours Vienna, Saturday, 17th June 1876, early morning, Summer Solstice. The past few days have been full of preparations for the arrival of the Ericas’ cousin Dr. Erasmus Grey from … Continue reading →
As reported in the Times (London), Le Temps (France), and Harper’s Weekly (Americas) January 10, 1875, Paris, France – Armand de Nemours, Prince de Nemours, announced today that he is developing a new type of airship, capable of carrying 25 … Continue reading →
