In two days I'll be running the third session of my ACKS campaign. I know it's hitting the right buttons as I'm able to visualize the encounters in my mind's eye just like I would with a good book. And like a good book, the characters seem alive and constantly surprise me. The blessing of a good group of role players at my virtual table.
I find it interesting and exciting that members of my old face to face RPG group have been following the relevant postings on this blog.
The group itself switched to MMORPGs like Everquest, DDO, Warhammer and Star Wars as the years past, and even has added a pair of Texans and a Washingtonian to what is now a multilayered gaming group. One thing in common? Everyone cut their teeth on D&D.
I think I might be able to drag them away from the latest Star Wars MMORPG one friday night and show them the fine wonders of gaming via Google+ or one of the other fine VTTs out there.
I just know that for me, Everquest and the rest just don't hold a candle to true role playing.
I'll see if I can return a few lapsed gamers into the fold ;)
Dracula, The Hunters' Journals: 5 November; Van Helsing's Memorandum and
Dr. Seward's Diary
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More updates from Van Helsing and Dr. Seward
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*Memorandum by Abraham Van Helsing (cont).*
*5 November, morning.*—...
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I've never been able to get past the tutorials on a MMORPG. They bore my socks off.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, I've very happy with face to face RPGs and have recently started a small G+ video group which currently rates as one of the best games I've played.