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Dungeons and Dragons – Heathen – Introduction

So I run a Dungeon and Dragons 4th edition game. I had been playing in a 3.5 game for a while, but haven’t run a role playing game in 8+ years. My group went through a short introductory adventure about a month ago.  I figured I’d try a full adventure and write about how things went and what happened here. Maybe even give some DM tips. Although not specifically a board game I thought these reports would add a different flavor to this site.

DnD 4e

We decided trying a 5th level adventure would be fun. I found one in Dragon Magazine called Heathen that I thought my group would enjoy. I searched the internet to see how this adventure went for other DMs. My findings were both enlightening and helpful. I have implemented some of their ideas that I thought added to the adventure. So without further ado…let me introduce you to the party.


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Donaar Dragonborn FighterDonaar is a dragonborn fighter with a big axe and an attitude to match.

Render Half-Orc BarbarianRender is a half-orc barbarian who can dish out the pain.

Auidar Halfling DruidAuidar is a halfing druid that turns into a dire rat with a nasty bite.

Orsik Dwaren WarlordOrsik is a dwarven warlord willing to help allies as quickly as he is willing to harm foes.

Tony Elven RangerTony is an elven ranger specializing in ranged attacks that turn enemies into pin cushions.

I hope you enjoy the ride while we follow the party’s adventures.

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3 Responses to “Dungeons and Dragons – Heathen – Introduction”

  1. Yay, pin cushions!!!

    Seriously, you need pictures. If I shoot stuff with my iPhone during the game and email them to you or to an automatic email upload thing that could generate interest.

    Create a special twitter account that you use only for D&D.

    Then add a twitter API to this blog. The spiders will see the activity and consider it an active site. This will generate interest without a lot of work.

    Use Twitpic to simultaneously upload and update your blog with less effort.

    Photos really add interest.

  2. Todd Stigliano says:

    Dude! This is great.

    Congrats

  3. Matt Vignau says:

    Great job, Jason; it’s a fun blog to read, and the pictures by Dave look fantastic!

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