Well, it looks like my idea is actually going to come to fruition.
I have 5 of the 4E books on the way to me right now, and 2 people currently interested in playing the campaign.
So I’m looking for 2 more people, if anyone’s interested – you can contact me through Twitter, email, or by leaving a comment!
Still need a name for the podcast…
Here is the more-polished version of my plan:
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I’ve been listening (and re-listening) to the Penny Arcade, PvP, Wil Wheaton D&D 4E podcasts. Yeah, again :P They’re so much fun just to listen to. Plus, Gabe has been talking about his Campaign (with pictures!), which has been nothing short of awe-inspiring, and inspiring in general.
So I started thinking about D&D again, and thinking about how awesome it was to play, when I actually had a group to play with…
Uh-oh.
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I miss playing D&D.
I used to play with a group of people, not long after I graduated from High School. We would meet and play for a couple of hours, maybe once or twice a month. It was great fun, since our DM was very good, and enjoyed pulling strange by awesome things on the party.
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I’ve been a bit busy lately. Over on his blog, I found out about a project that Asmor was starting for a Community Bestiary for D&D 4E. At first, I was moderately interested, but as more information and pieces of the project began popping up, I realized that I could really help out. So I started taking over the wiki, and making a whole ton of changes. I set up a Template for the Monster Stat block, and I’ve begun work on a few other things as well. It’s kind of exciting – a project that I can be a part of that isn’t overloaded with other people, and which looks like it will actually go somewhere.
Please head over to the Wiki and the Forums for the OA: Wiki; Forum
There’s lots of stuff that still needs to get worked on, adn we haven’t even really started posting monsters… we’re still in the setup and planning mode right now. Should you want to help, pop in and say ‘hi’, and just look for what needs doing.
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We finally have enought people to start playing our PbP Campaign! Joy!
So I spent this afternoon finishing up the first map and getting some things ready to start while everyone makes their characters.
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Well, I haven’t had much time to work on it (or anything, really)… work has been superchaoticness, and I’ve been working on finalizing Louisa’s Portfolio Site. But, despite all that, I spent a little bit of time today getting my Background and Synopsis written up for the Adventure. Now, this is a first, rough draft… I’m having trouble figuring out the exact formula to use for the Background and the Synopsis… I’m more anxious to get to the meat of the adventure, so I don’t really know how to write it out. I have a ton more than this written up, I just haven’t reached a point where I would like to share it, just yet. Anyway, here’s the Background and the Synopsis to show where I’m planning to go with it. As always, comments, suggestions and support are always appreciated.
Background
The town of Heartwood is a quiet, peaceful community, tucked between the Serpent River, the Blue River, and the Thunderhill Mountains. Although the town is in an ideal spot for trade – sitting at the hub of two trade routes in conjunction with the two rivers – it is relatively far enough away from the major cities and nations that it is able to avoid many of violent wars and disputes over the years. The people of Heartwood have been very lucky to live in such peace. However, their peace may be short-lived. Whispered rumors have been spreading around town, over the last few months, regarding sinister goings on in the abandoned Thundercrown Castle – a fortified stronghold constructed near the top of the Thunderhill Mountains, overlooking the town and the well-traveled mountain pass since time forgotten. During the reassuring light of day, the townsfolk scoff at such tales, once the sun goes down, the people tend to stay behind locked doors.
(Note: If you’re intending to play in my PbP Campaign, I wouldn’t read the rest… there’s still 3 slots open!)
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Tim is the proud father of a 2-year old. He is also passionate about programming (particularly game design and programming), and has way more ideas than free time or energy. He uses PHP, mySQL, VB6, and AS3 on a regular basis.
Lately, Tim has been learning about Flixel, and trying to help the Flixel community grow.
