Showing posts with label Purple Sorcerer. Show all posts
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Monday, February 20, 2017

DCC session report - Blackrock Manor #5

In this installment of Blackrock Manor, we return to our intrepid band of monster killers and treasure hunters, standing over the body of a slain construct of metal and glass in an otherworldly trophy room.  So far, their expedition has made good decisions and possessed good fortune.  The former would be remain the case, but not the latter.


Vanquished at the end of last session
The trophies in question occupied metal plinths, some of which were surrounded by strange fields of light, of which some were stable and others flickered unpredictably.  With little difficulty, the party was able to obtain all the artifacts that weren't protected by constant fields.

Let's pause a moment to take the roll call, in alphabetical order, no less:
  • Brendan, doing his best to prove with Gregh the Warrior that might makes might
  • Gareth, offering the sage judgement of the Wizard Sizarius, and getting the hell out of Gregh's way
  • Stan, whose Courve the Thief always erred on the side of Not Dying
  • Steve H., bravely rescuing fellow dwarfs with his Rune Priest, Martine
  • Steve W., insuring that Grognard the Dwarf gave Martine plenty to do
  • Xavier, pushing Archimedia the Thief's luck to nearly-tragic ends
So what treasures did our gang liberate from this forgotten museum?

Monday, October 17, 2016

Great DCC resource from Purple Sorcerer

I just discovered the online DCC resources from Purple Sorcerer, and I'm in love. The have generators and dice-rollers galore, but the real star of the show is something called the Crawler's Companion.  This app (web, desktop and mobile versions available) manages to compress all the mechanics and resources of the core rules into a single piece of user-friendly software.

This is an extremely impressive feat.  The amount of reference materials here are amazing...basically, every detail of all the spells in the core rules are available.  When I say this is comprehensive, I'm talking about built-in tools for generating magic swords and demons.  And with all of these reference materials available, Crawler's Companion can roll the dice for you.