The gang leads their brave NPC villagers to attack the goblins in the dungeon but immediately hits some lore-related complications.
Highlights: stealthing, hellmark, surprise attacks, improvised grappling hooks.
Meta: Hornless session 9 (10260124@1120—1026-01-25@0900).
The fellas continue their delve into the goblin lair in my Hornless campaign. With only 4 players this time, they make the most of their numbers, focusing on scouting the dungeon and expanding the map—until they encounter an NPC. This sends the session sideways and lays the groundwork for the next episode. I also find my current pathcrawl travel procedure unsatisfactory—look for a separate post on that later.
Highlights: pathcrawling, dungeon mapping, dungeon scouting, NPC interaction, dungeon raid planning, rallying NPC allies.
Meta: Hornless session 8 (1026-01-24 @ 1 a.m. – 1026-01-24 @ 11:20 a.m.). (Note that most of the Hornless sessions were done online and not recorded.)
(AI images done with Grok Imagine.)
Pathcrawling, dungeon delving, and stealth houserules in the second actual play episode of our homebrew D&D campaign, Hornless.
(AI images done with Grok Imagine.)
We kick off a homebrew D&D campaign with a collaborative village and PC creation procedure from Beyond the Wall. You’ll see how it creates interconnected PCs who have a reason to be adventuring together right from the start and an interesting starting town that has more color than you’d get from improvisation or a random generator. Then we jump into our new default D&D homebrew campaign, Hornless.
(AI images done with Grok Imagine.)
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