Shadow War campaign OOC Thread

[sab39]

Shards before bards.

(Coby: "Aww!")

[Gaumer]

Ores before whores?

[sab39]

Jewels before fools.

(Coby: "Hey!?!")

[Navarre]

Is this what were left to do after Shadow War is over? Someone should shut this site down. 

[Gaumer]

Crystal before his girl?

[sab39]

Rocks before <censored>

[Navarre]

Socks?

[Strifeter]

Hawks. Totally hawks 

[Navarre]

So, Strifeter, do you want to post anything else in-game or not?

[Strifeter]

Nope, Tren is ready to head off into the midnight sky.

[Navarre]

Alright. Then if everyone has posted their last I will work on a final post or two. I may have it finished tonight sometime.

[Navarre]

So there you have it, my friends. Shadow War is done.   

I have made a post-campaign acknowledgement thread in the general discussion section if you want to post an overall response about the game.

http://www.majorspoilers.com/smf/index.php/topic,4272.0.html

Ongoing "Hey, what about this...?" stuff can still go here for as long as we feel like chatting about it.

[Navarre]

So how is everyone doing today? Mighty quiet around these parts without the game.

So how was the campaign for everyone? Any feedback I can use in the future? Anything leaving you unfulfilled?

[Strifeter]

Not at all. I feel Tren got fleshed out as a character and his future was clear.

Your descriptions never left me confused and you were always available for questions. I honestly have no advice for you as I am trying to lead by your example in my game now. (Which now has the map up yay ).

[Navarre]

Yeah, I saw the map. Yay, gaming! 

My best advice is let the players take the lead. You will always know more about not only what is going on but what you expect to happen.

Those expectations will not only surely be broken (as players never do what you expect. lol) but could hinder the flow of the game if the PCs are railroaded down the plot line.

I just write a scene and then respond to the player's actions. That also keeps things fun for me, as I feel like I'm playing along as much as directing anything.

I'm really looking forward to Eclipsed. Thanks for keeping the D&D going around here.