Not with a bang but with a whimper.
So a group of friends and my wife and I have had a gaming going for about four years now. We started off playing a custom made OSR D&D game designed by my friend Joe called Mythos Archanum. We did that for about six months but Joe ended up moving. The we jumped around playing various Savage Worlds setting for about six months. Then my friend Rob took over and lead us on a D&D 5th Edition game that went 18 levels and ran for over a year and a half. These last six months we have been kind of jumping around but we ended up playing a pretty fun Fate Core game lead by my friend Caleb set in an alternative earth where the Nazi's were defeated in WWII but not before opening up all sorts of occultic gates and ruining much of the world.
Tonight was going to be one of our last games. The last month has been hard as my wife moved for a job and I'm in the process of packing and trying to move to be with her. So I've missed a few sessions but I was looking forward to tonight.
Well just Caleb showed. Mitch was in Tuscon, Rob cancelled, my wife was away, and Everett was a no show. Caleb and I had fun playing the card game Flux a bit, and then we went out to dinner. I learned more about Caleb tonight than in the past few years. It was fun learning a bit more about him, he is a cool dude.
But I think that might have been it? I'm still in town, and I hope more sessions will happen, but I worry our four year RPGing journey is pretty much done.
I telecommute, so having social interaction with people has been a real blessing. I love pen and pencil tabletop role playing games, though I'm a little conflicted about them being a Christian. I just know they have opened me up to meeting people that I normally would not have met, and I've enjoyed gaming with my wife and these guys for the past four years.
Life might be pulling me in a different direction than the rest of these guys, but I will miss them all, and I will miss gaming if I can't find a group to game with when my move is complete.
I will miss you guys and the adventures in our minds that we went on. I hope life brings you all good things and you all find Jesus as God draws you. You all have been a blessing to my wife and I in our five year stay in sleep Prescott. Thank you.
So a group of friends and my wife and I have had a gaming going for about four years now. We started off playing a custom made OSR D&D game designed by my friend Joe called Mythos Archanum. We did that for about six months but Joe ended up moving. The we jumped around playing various Savage Worlds setting for about six months. Then my friend Rob took over and lead us on a D&D 5th Edition game that went 18 levels and ran for over a year and a half. These last six months we have been kind of jumping around but we ended up playing a pretty fun Fate Core game lead by my friend Caleb set in an alternative earth where the Nazi's were defeated in WWII but not before opening up all sorts of occultic gates and ruining much of the world.
Tonight was going to be one of our last games. The last month has been hard as my wife moved for a job and I'm in the process of packing and trying to move to be with her. So I've missed a few sessions but I was looking forward to tonight.
Well just Caleb showed. Mitch was in Tuscon, Rob cancelled, my wife was away, and Everett was a no show. Caleb and I had fun playing the card game Flux a bit, and then we went out to dinner. I learned more about Caleb tonight than in the past few years. It was fun learning a bit more about him, he is a cool dude.
But I think that might have been it? I'm still in town, and I hope more sessions will happen, but I worry our four year RPGing journey is pretty much done.
I telecommute, so having social interaction with people has been a real blessing. I love pen and pencil tabletop role playing games, though I'm a little conflicted about them being a Christian. I just know they have opened me up to meeting people that I normally would not have met, and I've enjoyed gaming with my wife and these guys for the past four years.
Life might be pulling me in a different direction than the rest of these guys, but I will miss them all, and I will miss gaming if I can't find a group to game with when my move is complete.
I will miss you guys and the adventures in our minds that we went on. I hope life brings you all good things and you all find Jesus as God draws you. You all have been a blessing to my wife and I in our five year stay in sleep Prescott. Thank you.
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