Matt Duffin

Matt Duffin

DCC Dark Tower Recap #27

The super star for this session was the little spell that could, Scorching Ray! Sean was on a hot streak! I mean his rolls were on fire! I think there was three, maybe four successful rolls, which meant the demon…

DCC Dark Tower Recap #26

The party began the night by having a surprisingly productive conversation with an ancient red dragon named Argun the Conflagrator. He gave off some cool Trogdor the Burninator vibes, without burninating the party like a bunch of dumb peasants. And…

DCC Dark Tower Recap #25

This session the party continues its way in the deepest level of the dungeon they’ve found so far. They met Rolland’s latest character, a mighty warrior, one Aethelwulf Tanglemane. He’s lucky, he’s strong, and to say Int is his dump…

DCC Dark Tower Recap #24

This session marked a new milestone- fastest introduction and death of a PC since the funnel. And Rolland has broken the tie for player with the most dead PCs. But I am getting ahead of myself. The party resumed exploring…

DCC Dark Tower Recap #23

You gotta love a dwarf’s nose when it comes to luring players into trouble. The party made quick work of the last minotaur and then convalesced before said nose began to pick up notes of g-g-g-gold. Naturally this led the…

Rufo the Ugly

DCC Dark Tower Recap #22

The party did not get far but oh boy did a lot happen. After defeating Xor, which after his brutal takedown of Calvert and Poundfoolish happened quick. Nicklas the Guizard cast what the record will show is his most lethal…

DCC Dark Tower Recap #20

Snake fight! The session started with the party entering a circular room with a large basin of some brackish water. I believe someone drank the water and was rewarded 3 temporary attribute points. [note to self: ask who got those…

DCC Dark Tower Recap #19

There is only one certainty in life- shit gets weird, and then it gets weirder. The term “funhouse dungeon” was one that I kept coming across for early TSR adventures, and if one thing is abundantly clear, Jaquays’ The Dark…