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Fifty two years have passed. For many races, that is a generation. For some, it is merely a season. But for Elwarne, it is an age. The age of discovery is coming to an end. What will the next age hold for the world?
The new world of Elwarne is just waiting for adventurers to plumb its far reaches and discover its many remaining mysteries. Since only 52 years have passed (so the clerics of Sophia say) since the gods created the world, instead of hearing about heroes of old, your characters may be the heroes of old! Will your character’s actions stand the test of time? Will their name be remembered as a legendary figure of history? Will their story blend into myth?
Making Myth is a D&D campaign set in a newly created world for up to six players. It will be running a “Ben Ed” version of the rules (based primarily on 2nd edition). Since no-one understands the rules but the DM, it is good for new and experienced roleplayers alike. Level 1 characters will be created in the first session.
If you are interested in playing, leave a comment below, or email Fizban@ministryofgame.org – you know you want to.
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- Games are played Tuesday nights (During school terms)
- 6.45pm - Dinner will be provided
($7 to cover costs of food) - 7.30pm - Games start
- 10.30pm sharp! - Games stop so people can get home at a reasonable hour.
Feel free to bring along snacks! Cold drinks will be available to buy, but you can also bring your own. Just don't make a mess!
Got one definite player and two maybes – still plenty of room to get in on the old school D&D at its finest!
As the committed player, of course I’d love to see the game fill up. As a newcomer to Australia, I’m eager to make gaming friends here and experience a wide variety of games.
As a gamer, I’m intrigued to be delving into my past gaming life.
I left Adnd 2nd ed as a player back in 1986 and moved on to Gurps and other systems. It will be interesting to dig in again and Ben’s game certainly sounds like it will give opportunities to shine.