2 weeks ago I played my last session in C&C with the first character I played in C&C, Azrimmyr Bronzehammer. Azrimmyr was a dwarven Noble of Clan Bronzehammer. He was among the first of his Clan to join as a chosen cleric of Morg the Creator, God of the Forge and God of Law, King of the Gods, who manifests as a Dwarf. Ultimately however after months of adventuring and gaining much fame and fortune, he found himself with his party in the forest of Kriton in the land of Kokestos. Kokestos is an alien culture compared to the land of Evermoor. Whereas Evermoor is an egalitarian culture, Kokestos is a Matriarchy where men are forced to stay indoors after nightfall. All women in Kokestos are in positions of power and conflict. The issue also lies in the fact that there is an Evil Cleric in Kokestos who is spreading chaos and evil. Through Kokestos Azrimmyr and Shadow Wolf trudged until they finally saw the eaves of the Forest of Kriton. As the duo entered they traveled for a fe...
It appears that I have been neglecting my blog. Alas, I plan to do more this autumn over here. If you're curious, most of the posts will relate to horror and other autumnal gaming ideas. Strap in and let's get this season started. (1 day late...)
Today is the day you become Gods. Ere you lose that chance I beg you to choose divinity over death and dishonor. This is the day that you will achieve excellence in Tabletop Roleplaying Games, for there is a new game on the horizon: Wasted Lands: The Dreaming Age. Welcome to my blog. I hope to boost the signal of a fantastic looking TTRPG called Wasted Lands: The Dreaming Age. A Lovecraftian Sword and Sorcery OSR RPG wherein the rules are customizable and the setting is optional. Do you want to play a straight sword and sorcery campaign akin to Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, Elric, or Conan, go for it. How about playing a traditional fantasy game with dwarves, elves, orcs, and dragons? You got it. Or you can play as characters who become Gods whose adventures will echo through the ages. It would be best if I described the setting of The Dreaming Age a bit. The Dreaming Age is our own Earth 65 million years ago. You see when the Gods of the Cthulhu Mythos went to sleep the stars reall...
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