This continues a long-form campaign, Zen and the Art of Caravan Maintenance.
Emmett, Joshua, and Zalephona are now cattle ranchers, all seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel. Or at least, in general. Currently they’re amusing themselves in Potsherd Crater to see what is going on. Hazel has promised them an autogolem, so there’s no rush to leave.
Time for some constructive pillaging!
Thinking of trying the #dungeon23 thing. So I bought some Micron pens and am giving some dungeon drawing tutorials a go.
This is a church that has rooms available via doors from its wings. One is open, the other is a secret but can be deduced.
I followed this tutorial. I’m not sure I’d bother tracing over with ink twice. I’m also learning I need to sketch more in pencil - can’t just be the room outlines, any furniture needs to go in too.
This continues a long-form campaign, Zen and the Art of Caravan Maintenance.
Emmett, Joshua, and Zalephona are now cattle ranchers, all seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel. Having picked up Phonie in a grimy rest-stop on the Low Road and the High, the caravan proceeds to Potsherd Crater to deliver their mysterious cargo.
Now with a baby buggalo called Junior and a steppe hound called Rufus. Spoilers: Junior gets petted. 🤫
This continues a long-form campaign, Zen and the Art of Caravan Maintenance.
Joshua and Emmett are now cattle ranchers, both seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel. Or at least they were, now they’re heading away from the Citadel, with a mysterious box, on the promise of a favour from the Matriarch of the Pine clan.
This week: a 🧙 joins the party.
There’s a new theme! I think the site looks nicer, and should creak a bit less. Also pagination on the front page, finally.
Apologies if RSS goes crazy, at least it should have full text in there now.
This continues a long-form campaign, Zen and the Art of Caravan Maintenance.
Joshua and Emmett are now cattle ranchers, both seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel. Now on the Lime Steppes, the Matriarch of the Pine clan is asking for a favour…
Do ya like dogs?
This continues a long-form campaign, Zen and the Art of Caravan Maintenance.
Joshua and Emmett are now cattle ranchers, both seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel. Currently they’re in Violet City, hanging out with some Lime Nomad pilgrims, after irritating some lovable street-life.
More drugs, some commeuppance.
I’m currently running a Ultraviolet Grasslands campaign, and like every other campaign I run, I’m really focussed on making the weather a big part of it. Just travelling should be a challenge — not the greatest challenge in the game — but not a literal walk in the park. I want the party hunting for dry firewood, or stuck at a swollen river, or so cold they can’t face breaking camp. Not every single day, obviously, but an “encounter” for me doesn’t have to be “kill a thing that’s appeared with suspicious regularity”.
This continues a (hopefully) long-form campaign, Zen and the Art of Caravan Maintenance.
Joshua and Emmett are now cattle ranchers, both seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel
Last session they were approaching Violet City, and had resolved to kick back and explore for a week.
Time for a new game.
I want to run Luka’s Ultra Violet Grasslands again, but I just don’t quite understand his SEACAT engine, so I’m going to use Black Hack for that1. We’re going to make a travelogue in the Vastlands!
Joshua and Emmett are now cattle ranchers, both seeking a quiet change in career for various reasons. They’re driving buggalo from Emerald City to the Porcelain Citadel
We had a Session Zero and talked about the kind of game the three of us wanted to take part in, and we all wanted something pretty chill.