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OLD MODULES YOU ARE RUNNING

Started by Bedrockbrendan, March 09, 2025, 10:35:09 AM

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the crypt keeper

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March 12, 2025, 10:24:44 AM
I don't "run" older modules per se, I incorporate them into an ongoing campaign without announcing them. Like, the party is trudging through a mystical forest I might look at B3 and restock it with relevant bad guys. In a vampire world I needed the "Baths of Salazzaar", a bastion for the undead creature known as Bishop Vullen.  WG4 worked nicely for my martial order of ghouls, vampire knights, and terror gnomes. I've cribbed Black Sword and Stealer of Souls numerous times for their elements, Nadsokor, Org, merchants assassinating each other. But I never ever say we are running a particular adventure for the day. The fun part for me is when the PCs figure out where they actually are, when they recognize the place.
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blackstone

#16
March 12, 2025, 01:24:55 PM
Quote from: the crypt keeper on March 12, 2025, 10:24:44 AMI don't "run" older modules per se, I incorporate them into an ongoing campaign without announcing them. Like, the party is trudging through a mystical forest I might look at B3 and restock it with relevant bad guys. In a vampire world I needed the "Baths of Salazzaar", a bastion for the undead creature known as Bishop Vullen.  WG4 worked nicely for my martial order of ghouls, vampire knights, and terror gnomes. I've cribbed Black Sword and Stealer of Souls numerous times for their elements, Nadsokor, Org, merchants assassinating each other. But I never ever say we are running a particular adventure for the day. The fun part for me is when the PCs figure out where they actually are, when they recognize the place.

so...no.
1. I'm a married homeowner with a career and kids. I won life. You can't insult me.

2. I've been deployed to Iraq, so your tough guy act is boring.

the crypt keeper

#17
March 12, 2025, 07:41:21 PM
Quote from: blackstone on March 12, 2025, 01:24:55 PM
Quote from: the crypt keeper on March 12, 2025, 10:24:44 AMI don't "run" older modules per se, I incorporate them into an ongoing campaign without announcing them. Like, the party is trudging through a mystical forest I might look at B3 and restock it with relevant bad guys. In a vampire world I needed the "Baths of Salazzaar", a bastion for the undead creature known as Bishop Vullen.  WG4 worked nicely for my martial order of ghouls, vampire knights, and terror gnomes. I've cribbed Black Sword and Stealer of Souls numerous times for their elements, Nadsokor, Org, merchants assassinating each other. But I never ever say we are running a particular adventure for the day. The fun part for me is when the PCs figure out where they actually are, when they recognize the place.

so...no.
Your games must be dreadful. So now you want to debate what "running" a module actually entails?
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Cathode Ray

#18
March 15, 2025, 06:55:34 PM
I'm currently in the middle book of the Volturnus Trilogy from early 1980s' Star Frontiers.
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