The only rule you need to know - if your character dies, you needed to chug your drink to bring them back to life (on the second or later death in the same session, 3 swigs can substitute for the chug). Really, what more do you need to know?
Alright, the art for Drinking Quest 1 looks real ly good, the game looks fun and you could run the game NA (non-alcoholic) if you would like - won't change the game from being fun and funny.
You can run it with or without a DGM - Designated Game Master. If you ran it with a DGM, it should work via Hangouts with a little prep. I'll try and hook something up - I already have a few interested and I'm sure there might be a few others.
The rules are simple, but I really need to read all the cards - then I'll do a "pre-play" review. Still, at first look, i'm very impressed and excited.
Hey, I wonder if we can get the "chug rule" added to D&D Next as one of those "modules" ;)
OSR Adventure Commentary - How To integrate Flying Buffalo’s classic
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To integrate Flying Buffalo’s classic generic urban module Citybook I:
Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker into David A. Hargrave’s Arduin setting
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Since I'm currently working on a beer-based LL game, I appreciate THIS post.
ReplyDeleteLooks really funny!
ReplyDelete"All your beer are belong to us" :)
Damn, now I'll have Kats stealing all my booze too.
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