Fragments of Kaenan-Tal’s journal, detailing the party’s plans to free an angel from its imprisonment and to secure the ring it wears to help them return home. Continue reading
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Sundered Empires Session Report 42-Archers Earn Their Keep
More from the pen of Klangor, as the party heads off to kill the dragon… Continue reading
Sundered Empires Session Report 41-Dragonslayers
More from the pen of Klangor, as the party seeks to honor the request of their hosts, and hunt for a tool to help them kill a dragon…
Sundered Empires Session Report 40-Wonders of the Valanorn
Fragments of Kaenan-Tal’s journal…as discovered many centuries later. It was an interesting experiment by the player to change up how he recorded the events of the session. This was one of those roleplaying heavy sessions where no one rolled any dice but instead they spent a lot of time… frolicking.
Sundered Empires Session Report 39-Forest of the Valanorn
A journal from Kaenan-Tal’s perspective. A new wonder is discovered in this otherwise dying world, as well as the scope of the tragedy that has gone before.
Sundered Empires Session Report 38-The Dead God Awakens
A journal from Klangor’s perspective. For a paladin, it’s interesting in its…liberalness with some of the events.
Sundered Empires Session Report 37-Shrine of He Who Watches
Sorry, spoke too soon. Still the omniscient Judge here. We’ll be back to the journals next week…
Sundered Empires Session Report 36-Teleportation Tower
The journal writing player missed out this one, so it’s back to me. But next time we’ll be back to that.
The Meaning of Higher Levels
Alex wrote an excellent blog post about levels in ACKS and what they mean/where they sit in the distribution of power. You can read it and it’s copious examples here.
Done? Good. Now, it’s fits brilliantly with ACKS and B/X assuming a world in which 14 is the absolute limit.
But what if it isn’t?
Sundered Empires Session Report 35
At this point, one of my players started writing in character journals that I thought were quite good. Now, they are from that character’s perspective and are sometimes missing important details (either willfully or just because the character wasn’t present). This has proven invaluble to me as I’ve needed more time to focus on a writing project I’m doing for Autarch. I’ll try to give commentary as we go.
M Blackburn: A Writer's Journey 