19th Level

In the summer time my gaming group had played some Dungeon Crawl Classics. The game was great fun but my attempts at using it to add new people to the group didn't pan out - with real life issues we actually seem to have lost a member. With the group being rather small I'm attempting to switch its gears toward something which handles smaller groups better. I've mentioned previously one of my more successful campaigns has been with Call of Cthulhu and being an investigative game where firepower is of less importance that seems a natural match for where we are presently. That said I'd still love the opportunity to add a few people to the virtual table (we play remotely using various communication tools). If you'd like to join us give me a shout - you can find links to my email on this blog and you can also reach me via Google+ or the comments. Let me tell you a little about this campaign and the group in general. As far as the campaign goes it is set in the ear...

My gaming group has been dealing with a lot of "real world" issues - primarily of a joyous nature, with lots of babies arriving. This has, however, made it difficult to get a quorum consistently. Therefore we're looking to add 1-3 more people to the group and my blog seems an excellent way to reach out to people who might be interested. Right now we are running a Call of Cthulhu game via Fantasy Grounds and Skype but my inclination is to start something new. I'm getting an "old school" style game ready. The system I have in mind is Autarch's Adventurer Conqueror King , previously reviewed  on this site, or Goodman Games' Dungeon Crawl Classics also reviewed here. I'd be running the game via Google Hangouts.We meet on alternate Mondays from 7 to 9:30ish in the evening, US/Canada eastern timezone. As far as campaign pitch goes, I'm viewing a game set at what was once the farthest frontier of a once-great empire, now but a shadow of its...