After yesterdays #40k match we started thinking of running a narrative campaign, not just with crusade rules, but maybe with a game master. I wonder if I can find some premade resources for making/running it that we could utilize

Ooh didn't even know about leshys! Yeah if one player decides to make a leshy PC, I think having some twisted leshy reflavoring for the twigblights in the adventure is warranted

I quickly glanced pf monsters and didn't see twigblights, or do they have a different name? I might just use some ready made pf2e plant monsters instead of converting the 3.5 blights

I bought it on a whim from a bargain bin last year when visiting japan. It was something like 500 yen (3-4 $). Who wouldnt buy a classic intro module like that for such a price?

Told my #ttrpg playgroup we would play a short pathfinder game next. I'm thinking of running Sunless Citadel since I happen to have the physical copy of the module. Converting the module to pf seems easy enough. Just gotta learn pathfinders rules firsssst

Been #cycling about 3.6k km total this year, which is a new record for me. Today was cold and dark when I got back. I miss summer already

Finished the Iron King by Maurice Druon. It was a #book my brother suggested to me. Apparently George R.R. Martin calls it "the original game of thrones". It was alright, but I think the actual historical events are the real interesting part, not the book itself. To read the series or not? hmm maybe

Nothing will ever be more relatable than this.

Chaos vanquishes all! The playgroup still disagrees which edition is best, some prefer 10e, some prefer 5e.

None needed, we can stop the discussion here. I was just curious about why impressing the GM could be seen as a bad thing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!