Next Tuesday (November 6) I'll be GMing a small group of excellent players. It's taken months just to assemble this small group, but we'll be playing The Great Pendragon Campaign, baby.
One of the problems with playing Pendragon is that it's a "niche" game - a game with a relatively small, but remarkably dedicated following. It's a real shame, because the game is simply one of the best rpg's out there. It just doesn't get advertised or promoted the way that it should. As a result, finding players is difficult at best.
But, I hope that by starting this group in San Francisco, others will find out about the game and start playing it.
Dungeons & Dragons is dead. Long live Pendragon.
One of the problems with playing Pendragon is that it's a "niche" game - a game with a relatively small, but remarkably dedicated following. It's a real shame, because the game is simply one of the best rpg's out there. It just doesn't get advertised or promoted the way that it should. As a result, finding players is difficult at best.
But, I hope that by starting this group in San Francisco, others will find out about the game and start playing it.
Dungeons & Dragons is dead. Long live Pendragon.
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