It’s iconic and widely adored, the Ur module, written by Gary Gygax in 1980 and designed to introduce players and GMs to the game. It came in the box with the 1st game of D&D I ever owned. Jim, you are missed.In honor of D&D's 40th anniversary, I have read and reviewed the product that gave me my first exposure to D&D and fantasy in general - the module B2 - Keep on the Borderlands. The art is from the cover of the module by the artist Jim Roslof and I post here giving him full credit and my gratitude as he gave me my first visuals into this wonderful hobby.
Participate however you think would be fun for all. Send in character builds or art I can post. How can you play along? Tweet back to me. How long will it take to get through the module this way? The idea here is to enjoy the Journey, not the destination. What if nobody plays? I will make logical choices and keep (no pun intended) this going as long as it is interesting. I’m sure if this goes long enough then these characters should develop personalities of their own and I will use that collective persona to guide the actions. If it comes to a point where multiple people are suggesting conflicting actions of a character then I will pick the most popular or go with the most plausible. #KotBplayer: Player Suggestions – incoming channel.They will be “played” by any collective suggestions from the twitter world at large that tweet back to me with #KotBplayer in their tweet. I will eventually have Dungeon World sheets for these that I will post here in case any is interested and as they are fleshed out. I don’t want to flood anyone with this so I will try to keep it to 1d4 posts per day with the understanding that it might now be an everyday thing at all anyway.īut what about players? The party is made up of exactly one fighter, one rogue, one wizard and one cleric.
Here is a search link for #KotBdw.Īt times, I will post recaps here so that other’s can get a feel of what has happened so far and pick up, if interested, on this collective story. How am I going to do this? I will post what the DM would say over my D&D twitter account with the hashtag #KotBdw which stands for Keep on the Borderlands Dungeon World.
This will be a slow, long running adventure as it has to fit into tweets and I don’t want to spam any of those that follow me (although at this time that wouldn’t be too many people, maybe fewer as time goes on). I have decided to run the classic module, B2: Keep on the Borderlands over twitter with Dungeon World rules.
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