I blame that entirely on my players, for whom I feel extremely lucky. I was slated to run the adventures for this opening chapter most days of the convention-all day in most cases-and, boy, was it a pleasure. It seems the alliance’s enemies have big plans in the region and ancient magic to help them see that plot to fruition.ĭ&D Experience saw the first chapter played out, and other chapters should appear at Origins and Gen Con, among other shows.
When she’s safe and in Altaruk, the trouble is just starting. In Tyr, the alliance is in trouble, and rescuing it requires characters to save their last leader in an unusual way. The campaign takes a group of Veiled Alliance members and affiliates, the player characters, from Tyr to Altaruk and beyond. With the talented and enthusiastic Teos Abadia and Chad Brown, both of whom are also organized play vets, and the incorrigible Matt James I helped create the opening chapter of a story-oriented campaign set on Athas. Ashes of AthasĮarlier this year the Baldman-Dave Christ, who runs Baldman Games and D&D Experience, pants optional-involved me in this Dark Sun convention-only campaign. (See a little of it in the picture here snag yours on or after February 15th.) I supplemented with a roll of Gaming Paper for maps, which I drew at the show. I got in early in the afternoon on Wednesday, and I snagged my “Judges Kit.” In it was my schedule, printed versions of the adventures I was running, an RPGA D&D shirt, and coolest of all, the upcoming Deluxe DM Screen. When they’re not playing, they’re learning more about D&D from the experts. Players who come here come to play the game from sunup until the witching hour. It’s all D&D all the time on official channels. This convention is about hardcore D&D gaming and D&D news. Lots of conventions, from PAX to Comicpalooza, have D&D games and organized play. Dave Chalker got trapped in DC on his way to the show, so he didn’t make it. I went as a DM and administrator for the Ashes of Athascampaign. Shawn Merwin attended as a DM and writer. Matt Dukes (Vanir, or was there as a civilian and regular ol’ gamer representative. Note: I’ve included Twitter handles for a lot of people, because I know a lot of you know these folks, just not by actual name.Ī few of us from Critical-Hits were at D&D Experience this year.
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