Author: Simon Yule

Game 76 in our GeekDad Plays ‘D&D’ campaign, and the 8th session in our Descent into Avernus story. They made a plan. It quickly unraveled.

Last night was the 75th game in our GeekDad Plays ‘D&D’ campaign, and the seventh session in our online Dungeons & Dragons: Descent into Avernus story. We’re playing Descent as the sequel to our Dragon Heist campaign and, rather than set in Baldur’s Gate, we’re using the more familiar (to us at least) Waterdeep.

As Reya told her tale, Alan and Co. listened intently. They took credit for distracting her captors and explained how many cultists they had already killed. Reya was evidently disappointed at missing some of the fun. Just then the sounds of fighting and yelling came from the next room. “Betrayed! I am betrayed! 100 gold to anyone who defends my honour.” With that, Arvene kicked down the door: “Get em boys,” she yelled as the skeletons piled in.

Last night was the 73nd game in our GeekDad Plays ‘D&D’ campaign, and the fifth session in our online Dungeons & Dragons: Descent Into Avernus story. We’re playing Descent as the sequel to our Dragon Heist campaign; the characters remain the same, but the stakes are much higher.

Although unable to revivify the body, they did manage to identify it. Dugg recognized Regnet Amcathra, the idiot heir to a noble dynasty. Clearly these cultists were serious if they were taking on untouchables like that. Dugg was furious, this was his city. Not theirs. Arvene agreed. Alan rolled his eyes and shrugged his shoulders. It looked like there was going to be more murdering on the menu today after all.

Last night was the 71st game in our GeekDad Plays ‘D&D’ campaign, and the third session in our online Dungeons & Dragons: Descent Into Avernus story. We’re playing Descent as the sequel to our Dragon Heist campaign; the characters remain the same, but the stakes are much higher.

Last night was the 70th game in our Geekdad Plays ‘D&D’ campaign, the second session in our online Dungeons & Dragons: Descent into Avernus story.

Last night was our 4th Descent Into Avernus session. The heroes discovered cutlists have invaded their city. They also burned down a tavern.

Last night was the third session in our online Dungeons & Dragons: Descent Into Avernus campaign. We’re playing it as the sequel to our Dragon Heist campaign; the characters remain the same, but the stakes are about to become much, much higher.

Last night was the second preliminary session in our online Dungeons & Dragons: Descent Into Avernus campaign. We’re playing it as the sequel to our Dragon Heist campaign; the characters remain the same, but the stakes are about to become much, much higher.

Last night was the first session in our online ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Descent Into Avernus’ campaign. We’re playing it as the sequel to our ‘Dragon Heist’ campaign; the characters remain the same, but the stakes are about to become much, much higher.

Having had nothing better to do for a couple of months, I finally finished assembling and painting the Warammer Warcry Catacombs set

Last night was the 65th session in our online Dragon Heist D&D campaign and the level six heroes had successfully managed to heist the dragon.

Session 64 in our Dragon Heist campaign and the level 6 heroes come face-to-face with their very first dragon, in their very first dungeon.

Last night was the 63rd session in Dragon Heist D&D game and the level 6 heroes are about to come face-to-face with their very first dragon.

Last night was the 62nd session in our online Dragon Heist D&D campaign and the level six heroes are deep within the Vault of the Dragon.

Last night was the 61st session in our online Waterdeep Dragon Heist D&D campaign and the level six heroes are about to enter the Vault of Dragons.

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