Live your life one dice roll at a time
Live your life one dice roll at a time
For our second investigation, I chose The House of Memphis from the Mansions of Madness book. It isn’t the original 1990 Mansions of Madness book which was also awesome. Two of those mansions I played through back in the Oughts…
Door fight! It has been said in d&d you end up fighting doors way more often than you fight dragons. In this case, the idea has been taken literally as the players had to negotiate their way down a hall…
New Year, and new opportunities to start bad habits, like not doing my weekly recaps. Here are some quick bullet points of the last couple of sessions. After descending into the second level of the dungeon: I’d say that about…
Up in the ballroom of the Milton, where their slow methodical dispensation of floor-cleaning vinegar had taken them, the party (now down Leon and Wilbur who were off attending to something else) talked to the Providence PD that had been…
Yes, part 3…. looks like this is shaping up to be a four parter, which sounds about right for us. 3 hours of Con play? Oh yeah, that’s 12 hours of our play. Which is fine, I wouldn’t have it…
Okay, I forgot a few things from the last time, so I just cut the last entry short. Good news! Other people helped me remember what happened. So I’ll tell you, now.
We kicked off our 2025 delve into Call of Cthulhu with a group character generation Session 0. CoC is one of a few games where you kind of have to resign yourself to playing a doomed character (where the doom…
The party escaped to the foothills surrounding the village. After finding a safe spot close enough to observe the day time activity, the party managed to take a long rest. Afterwards they evaded a patrol while circumnavigating the village to…
When last we met, the party was in a cellar that they ascended from the dungeon below. But before they could explore their way out of it, they needed to attend to a skeleton problem. A mob of skeletons were…
