Ah, heres a better one of our illustrious Barbarian

Robyn.... who plays a female Dwarf or ` Dwife` as I call females of this race.

Outstanding! 

Cool - good to see the cast 

Campaign is soon about to step up a pace and turn heavily miniatures oriented as we start to introduce battles and sieges and all manner of yumminess into the cauldron 


Six 

.... and HELLO Ryan (the Dwarf) I know you`re reading this ^^

SPOILERS! 

QuoteSPOILERS! 

LOL   

Aother two sessions to write up... I must try and get these done before the next mammoth (ten hour) game over the week end.


Six 

Pushing open the door to the new room before them, they entered with some trepidation… they`d been quite badly beaten up in the previous session and were not relishing another encounter too soon. But the chamber was clear; and the Fay was correct, it was indeed the chapel they had been searching for.


Retrieving the holy files of water “the Tears of St. Agnus”, they backtracked by the quickest route they could, back to the spot where the Barbarian had fallen down the well. There the Vampire among them spider climbed up the shaft and dropped a rope down for the Barbarian to ascend. Bidding them all farewell, he made his way to the surface and vanished from the story â€" for now. The rest of the party meandered their way back to the tavern well, and out to safety… and that is where we wave them all goodbye.


As is often the way with new players, they all felt they had learned a lot from their experiences (and mistakes) so far and wanted to create fresh characters, more to their individual likings and group needs. The same campaign would of course continue, but they would be embarking on a new storyline, leaving their old characters to become NPC`s for me to play around with. They may even run into them at some point in the game, you never know. Their adventures will of course continue, but now they will be woven into a part of the `living world` which falls within the DM`s domain to create.


Meanwhile, the Barbarian`s adventures had only just begun to get interesting (Jack wanted to keep his character, and I must say I was rather pleased about this as there is a lot of potential here to become a truly epic hero..  especially with his incredible luck).


Now all I have to do is tie in the gangs` new characters to fit seemlessly into the game with the Barbarian...  this should be fun    

Goodbye to many... hello to the new

Good stuff six - looking forward to hearing more of the new party 

haven`t forgotten the campaign, in fact I now have about half a dozen sessions to write up in this thread. Just quiet as I am workng hard trying to keep head above water (try keeping a combined total of four kids in college, its crazy money   )

Will get back to it sooooooooon  


Six

Looking forward to it Six Always for a cracking good read.

Cheers,

Kev

Quote from: Squirrel on 26 September 2012, 05:28:49 PM
Looking forward to it Six Always for a cracking good read.

Cheers,

Kev

Wot he sed 

My Campaign has taken on an epic tone over the last sessions... it’s just finding time to write it all up and doing justice to it all. Bear with me a while longer.

But a question if I may please: I`ve had my game sort of floating in limbo since its creation, waiting to sink it firmly into the right world once I decided where that would be. I considered Middle Earth for a while, and Forgotten Realms… Ravenloft, and others... but none of them seemed perfect for me; hence why I left my setting floating for now. Recently I discovered Game of Thrones and WOW, I think I`ve finally found my baby. However, I`m only just starting the series really (half way through book one) and was wondering which 10mm Pendraken minis would be best to use to represent the various factions and races. If anyone has already done their homework on this I`d be extremely grateful for their input.

Six

Dark Sword have the official licence - so are a good source of what different factions should look like

http://www.darkswordminiatures.com/mainwebsite_html/store2GRRM.htm

Plain armour, with cloaks seems quite common for most of the Lords so Late Medieval knights, might have to the add the cloaks your self.
The Starks seem to have earlier armour with surcoats

I think most of the Westoros troops will be broadly similar late medieval types. The Iron men, wildlings, dothrakyi etc will start getting more interesting figure wise.

The un-armoured late romans could be quite useful.

Quote from: sixsideddice on 30 September 2012, 01:15:17 PM
My Campaign has taken on an epic tone over the last sessions... it’s just finding time to write it all up and doing justice to it all. Bear with me a while longer.

But a question if I may please: I`ve had my game sort of floating in limbo since its creation, waiting to sink it firmly into the right world once I decided where that would be. I considered Middle Earth for a while, and Forgotten Realms… Ravenloft, and others... but none of them seemed perfect for me; hence why I left my setting floating for now. Recently I discovered Game of Thrones and WOW, I think I`ve finally found my baby. However, I`m only just starting the series really (half way through book one) and was wondering which 10mm Pendraken minis would be best to use to represent the various factions and races. If anyone has already done their homework on this I`d be extremely grateful for their input.

Six

Hi Six,

Have a look at the images for Battles of Westeros and its expansions on BoardGameGeek: http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/67492/battles-of-westeros

Should be plenty of inspiration there.

Cheers!

Meirion

WOW, THANK you Meirion... this idea is starting to look better and better.

Perfect.... cheers for that  

WOOOOOOOOOW Fred.,..... I think I`m in love. These are fantastic. THANK you 

Already I can see I`ve opened a sweet can of worms with this one.. and they taste good 

I think we have a ` go` on this project.

I`ll probably pick up all the figures I need for this (face to face) when I`m at Warfare in November. Until then, I`ll just work out everything I need to purchase for now; which is made harder for me by the fact I don`t know whats to come in the succeeding six books (I`m still on book one); but that works too, as I`ll place my initial campaign just before the books start, and expand (time line wise) as I read and learn more... seems like plenty of scope to keep me going on this for a very long time to come.