First Age
D&D h@ck3r and Hopepunk
A Conan 2d20 sword and sorcery mini campaign of about 15 sessions (plus some character generation and a short session zero).
The game is to be run online using Foundry VTT, for up to five Hyborian heroes.
Currently pitching for Tuesday nights 19:30 to 22:15 BST.
Seas crash upon dragon-guarded shores,
Bursting in crimson moons of burning spray,
And iron castles open to me their doors,
And serpent-women lure with harp and lay.
The misty waves shake now to phantom oars —
Seek not for me; I sail to meet the day.
— “The Singer in the Mist”, Robert E. Howard
Join me for some tub thumping action, starting in the cosmopolitan port of Messantia.
…all the sea ports of Argos were cosmopolitan, and Messantia was the most polyglot of all. Craft of all the maritime nations rode in its harbour, and refugees and fugitives from many lands gathered there. Laws were lax; for Messantia thrived on the trade of the sea, and her citizens found it profitable to be somewhat blind in their dealings with seamen. It was not only legitimate trade that flowed into Messantia; smugglers and buccaneers played their part.
— The Hour of the Dragon
Let me know if interested?
The game is to be run online using Foundry VTT, for up to five Hyborian heroes.
Currently pitching for Tuesday nights 19:30 to 22:15 BST.
Seas crash upon dragon-guarded shores,
Bursting in crimson moons of burning spray,
And iron castles open to me their doors,
And serpent-women lure with harp and lay.
The misty waves shake now to phantom oars —
Seek not for me; I sail to meet the day.
— “The Singer in the Mist”, Robert E. Howard
Join me for some tub thumping action, starting in the cosmopolitan port of Messantia.
…all the sea ports of Argos were cosmopolitan, and Messantia was the most polyglot of all. Craft of all the maritime nations rode in its harbour, and refugees and fugitives from many lands gathered there. Laws were lax; for Messantia thrived on the trade of the sea, and her citizens found it profitable to be somewhat blind in their dealings with seamen. It was not only legitimate trade that flowed into Messantia; smugglers and buccaneers played their part.
— The Hour of the Dragon
Let me know if interested?