No posts with label Probably the most sensational session I ever played in was a D&D adventure that one of my first DMs ran for a group of us. The Kirklees Military Modelling and Gaming Society was where I first played any roleplaying games. There were two DMs who took it in turns for our group, but after a while Jonny moved away with his family. He invited us over to play an adventure he'd devised, so four of us travelled by train to Lytham for the weekend. We pretty much just gamed, ate and slept, but by the end we'd fought our way through the temple and defeated the lich. It was so close at the end that Jonny's mum drove us to the next station so we'd get an extra crucial ten minutes. Honestly, I don't now remember too many of the details, but the sense of sheer fun was immense.. Show all posts
No posts with label Probably the most sensational session I ever played in was a D&D adventure that one of my first DMs ran for a group of us. The Kirklees Military Modelling and Gaming Society was where I first played any roleplaying games. There were two DMs who took it in turns for our group, but after a while Jonny moved away with his family. He invited us over to play an adventure he'd devised, so four of us travelled by train to Lytham for the weekend. We pretty much just gamed, ate and slept, but by the end we'd fought our way through the temple and defeated the lich. It was so close at the end that Jonny's mum drove us to the next station so we'd get an extra crucial ten minutes. Honestly, I don't now remember too many of the details, but the sense of sheer fun was immense.. Show all posts
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Season of Scenery Scatter Terrain for Albion

Dave Stone's Season of Scenery lasts until the end of September, so I took little break between painting Wildspire Miniatures to do a b...