Talk about your adventures as a game master.


I'm currently GMing a generic Sci-Fi campaign with some of my friends at school. Let's just say they're pushing chaos to the extreme.

I'm also in charge of a few play-by-post CYOARPGs and similar games on other sites. One is about monkeys. No major surprises so far in that one. Most of my other such attempts never went anywhere for some reason.

i always like the term “dungeon master” better
i used to dm in a simple little fun game i made up called the “crazyman rpg”

on tbgs.tk I'm *supposed* to be mastering “Walls”

I ran out of ideas for the next room though

777w wrote:

i always like the term “dungeon master” better
i used to dm in a simple little fun game i made up called the “crazyman rpg”

Sounds fun.

SuperJedi224 wrote:

777w wrote:

i always like the term “dungeon master” better
i used to dm in a simple little fun game i made up called the “crazyman rpg”

Sounds fun.

yeah it was for a while
i played with my friends and family and there were all sorts of adventures like the hunt for the terrible thief (mr pinko) and multiple encounters with pirates and many ventures into the cave of doom

In my current campaign, the player characters include:
6 rogues (five bad guys, but one of them used to be a good guy at the start of the game and another used to be a good guy in his backstory; the sixth is a designated hero, more or less.)
2 mercenaries (one's a bad guy, the other is neutral)
3 politicians (2 of which are bad guys, the other is a designated hero at the moment)
A scientist (neutral alignment)
A knight with a laser sword (he's a good guy)
A middle manager from some trade franchise (he's another bad guy)
2 bounty hunters (both bad guys)
3 farmers (2 of which are good guys, the third is more or less neutral)
A spanish guy (a designated villain, but he acts more neutral)

And a few other random guys of varying alignment.

Sounds fun! What system are you using? I'm currently DM\GMing three campaigns right now. One is original, the other one is Reavers Of Harken World, and the last one is an original Pathfinder campaign. It's a lot of work.

I was using a generic seven-stat system I developed myself


For this year's campaign (low fantasy dieselpunk) i'm using a variant of Atomic Sock Monkey's PDQ system