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Deathpepper
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 Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 3:03 pm Post subject: Dnd campaign |
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I'm starting back up soon with my other favorite game, dungeons and dragons. Don't know how many of you guys play dnd, but my new campaign is starting up next month, possibly located at PoTA. Send me a message if you're interested/want more info. 
EDIT: Actually, this game has already filled up.
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Focslain
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Ok, well I got a word that Deathpepper's game filled up quick, so just to put it out there.
My love spouse Molly is thinking of reopening her waterdeep campaign. Those interested in playing can email or PM me. We're looking at a game time of saturday afternoon/evening (after 40K @ phantom)
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kalador101
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Another bit of D&D you might want to look into is the POTA RPGA gaming group. The Yahoo group can be found at: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/potarpga/
Another option would be the Beehive Adventurers group. Thier forums are located at:
http://pittsburghrpga.org/
Both groups tend to play more canned adventures from Living GreyHawk and soon Living Forgotten Realms with the start of 4th edition. Both groups list information on how to RSVP for their game days.
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Focslain
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I found the RPGA too strict on rules for my taste, at least currently, but I've discussed that at length with you at the store Kerwin so I won't repeat them here.
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Mathieu
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| 2 different approaches, all equally fine. If you're playing with a closed group then whatever you want to play (and is accepted by the GM) is fine. When interacting with potentially unknown players you have to restrict things a little bit. |
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Focslain
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| 2 different approaches, all equally fine. If you're playing with a closed group then whatever you want to play (and is accepted by the GM) is fine. When interacting with potentially unknown players you have to restrict things a little bit. |
Agreed, there is nothing wrong with the RPGA system for what it was built for, its just not good for my style of play.
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