The Dracula Dossier: Session 3 – More Questions Than Answers

To kick off my preparation for the third session of our campaign, Marcus sent me the following email: This is sent as a coded message to Elias. Possibly it is embedded within a rather boring message about some YouTube video, or football. Probably use that electronic dead drop Cassandra used in the first session. The … Continue reading The Dracula Dossier: Session 3 – More Questions Than Answers

The Dracula Dossier: Session 2 – In at the Deep End

Cassandra Our first foray into the campaign started with a young woman plunging to her death from the roof of a multi-storey carpark in Purfleet, from which we flash-backed to 48-hours earlier.  These posts about the game are not going to be a blow-by-blow account of the session because, in my view, there's nothing more boring.  … Continue reading The Dracula Dossier: Session 2 – In at the Deep End

The Dracula Dossier: Session 1 – Characters

In the distant past of my youth, people would rock up to a game with characters already created.  The process of character creation was a solitary affair, primarily to facilitate cheating.  Rarely would a player arrive for a game of AD&D with a character sporting an ability score lower than 13, except for Charisma. The prevailing view of … Continue reading The Dracula Dossier: Session 1 – Characters

A Table For Three: Part 4 – Preparing the Unpreparable

Firstly, I'm sorry for the break in posts.  Work became unpleasantly busy and rendered me too screen-fatigued to produce any cogent ramblings.  Thankfully this brief spell of unpleasantness has abated and, in the words of George L. Costanza, "I'm back baby!"  I ended the previous post by asking how one can prepare to run a collaboratively improvisational … Continue reading A Table For Three: Part 4 – Preparing the Unpreparable