Dungeon Adventure Online ― World's Largest Campaign ― UWW
The adventure of two lifetimes! A mammoth dungeon and a city of intrigue! Do you have what it takes to clear the game and win back your freedom?
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3 players following this game
Bi-weekly / Wednesday - 6:00 PM UTC
Nov 4 / Session 121
Session Duration / 2.5–3 hours
4 / 7 Seats Filled
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Meet your party members
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About the adventure
Prepare for the adventure of two lifetimes! The ultimate challenge has finally arrived...a mammoth dungeon unlike any other! And leaving the dungeon to take a well-earned rest in the city has never felt like this before: enter a city of depth, a city of intrigue,...a city of danger! You thought you had it hard dealing with nasty creatures living in the dark? Wait until you see what you encounter on these sunny streets! It's the city you might never want to leave ― or maybe you'll just be lost forever in its labyrinthine web. This is The World's Largest Campaign ― as in a mashup of The World's Largest Dungeon and The World's Largest City adventure modules from AEG, but with a twist: the game world is inside of a video game where you win or you die. It is a massive self-aware fantasy setting. You will have to contend with rival adventuring parties, outsmart adversarial AI, and figure out how to beat the system. Do you have what it takes to clear the game and win back your freedom?
Game style
Sandbox / Open World
Rules as Written (RaW)
Combat Heavy
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
5.0
(19)
5 years on StartPlaying
243 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Visual Aid, Sets the Mood
About me
Years ago, when I was working on my psychology degree, I went to a campus gamer meetup to try to find people to play cards with, but I said "Sure, I'll try this Dungeons and Dragons thing." I rolled an Elf Ranger that day, one of my favorite all time characters. Pretty soon I was buying RPG books and making my own worlds from scratch. One little decision can lead to a lifetime of fun.
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Creating your character
New characters currently start at 15th level, 20 point Pathfinder-style, with generic starter gear. Characters should be fully created before the start of your first session; otherwise, there are pregens available. Use of the internal character sheet in Roll20 is optional.
Every other Wednesday. Party is level 16 now. So far we have an a Human Wizard, a Human Shaman, a Kobold Sorcerer, and a Catfolk Ninja.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
Players will need a microphone as well as Roll20 and Discord accounts. A webcam is recommended. You will receive a text file with full character creation guidelines and house rules before your first session.
What Scott V brings to the table
I will have the adventure prepared in Roll20 and all of the Pathfinder and 3.5 D&D books available for reference. Tokens and portraits will be provided if you don't already have something picked out. Most locations will have a sound track and most NPCs will have a distinct voice. In the city you will find the ultimate open-ended RPG sandbox presented by a GM that isn't afraid to improvise. When you head to the dungeon there will be intense tactical combats that try to follow the Rules as Written (and you will be provided with a list of house rules/rulings where we deviate.)
Homebrew rules
Group initiative, expanded negative HP, luck rolls, modified loot-selling rates, no encumbrance tracking, modified 5 foot steps, caps on metamagic, modified xp system, resurrection and teleportation magic work differently, streamlined dispelling, no evil player characters, various rules/content imported from 3.5 D&D (retraining, flying maneuverability, action points, combat maneuvers, etc), various rulings/fixes where the rules as written are broken/unclear.
Equipment needed to play
Computer
Microphone
Internet
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Safety
How Scott V creates a safe table
Since the campaign is ongoing, most session zero topics will be covered asynchronously via discord. We usually take a 5 or so minute break somewhere near the halfway point of the session, though you can certainly step away whenever you need to. The gameplay is a player-driven and will shift back and forth between a dungeon crawl exploration setting and a social urban setting at will. Content will be more or less PG-13.
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