LTP Pirate Borg: Sweet Sara's Treasure Map
Aye, matey! Your crew caught a hot tip from a maid at Admiral Ball’s estate-- his daughter owns a treasure map.
$15.00
/ Session
Details
Once / Sunday - 4:00 PM UTC
Oct 4
Session Duration / 3–4 hours
0 / 6 Seats Filled
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About the adventure
Aye, matey! Your crew caught a hot tip from a maid at Admiral Ball’s estate-- his daughter owns a treasure map. Admiral Ball is one of the most feared pirate hunters in the Caribbean. You hate him. If you could kidnap his daughter… you’d have great leverage over him and dominate the seas. A good ol’ treasure map is just the jewel on top of a chest full of gold doubloons! Fight your way through Admiral Ball’s manor. Capture his daughter. Acquire the treasure chest. Explore a jungle island and dark dungeons full of seething undead as you make your way to the treasure itself. And maybe you’ll avoid the ultimate evil waiting for you at the end… “Sweet Sara’s Treasure Map” is a Pirate Borg one-shot session for three to six players. Choose from a motley crew of the vilest scallywags that ever sailed the Atlantic. Make choices that will determine whether you’ll earn either great rewards, or a horrible death. Here’s what you get in my session: • Three to four hours of an original Pirate Borg adventure • The choice of six fun-to-play pirate PCs • Artwork depicting celebrities cast as the NPCs and PCs • Artwork and maps provided by Pirate Borg for our game! • Storytelling from a GM who’s been bringing joy through tabletop gaming for 25 years • Music that brings the story to life Put on your eyepatch. Schedule this session of “Sweet Sara’s Treasure Map” today!
Game style
Combat Heavy
Dungeon Crawl
Rule of Cool (RoC)
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
5.0
(20)
5 years on StartPlaying
68 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Knows the Rules, Rule of Cool
Average response time: Under 1 hour
Response rate: 100%
About me
Garrett is a podcast host, of Threat Detected, Threats From Gallifrey and the long-running One Ring AP Threats From Mirkwood. He has written for D&D, Paranoia and Savage Worlds. His games are pulpy with a good amount of roleplaying. If you like jumping out of a moving vehicle onto a horse and hitting the rider with a flaming golf club, you've found the perfect gamemaster. I run for teenagers plus age-wise. I like gaming with kids, but I prefer the older age demographics to avoid the distractions that come with an open age range. I've proven myself to be amongst the best Dungeon Masters in the country by being selected by Baldman Games to repeatedly be selected to run the coveted DDXP slots at GenCon, which are reserved only for the best Dungeon Masters to provide an extraordinary experience for the players.
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Creating your character
Because this is a one-shot, I’ve taken the liberty of building a set of pregens for you. This will allow for more time spent gaming, and less time rolling on tables to finish building your character.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
Watch Pirates of the Caribbean. Set up the discord and roll20 channels so we can start right on time. Make sure your headphone and microphone are properly working.
What Garrett brings to the table
Here’s what you get in my session: • Three to four hours of an original Pirate Borg adventure • The choice of six fun-to-play pirate PCs • Artwork depicting celebrities cast as the NPCs and PCs • Artwork and maps provided by Pirate Borg for our game! • Storytelling from a GM who’s been bringing joy through tabletop gaming for 25 years • Music that brings the story to life
Homebrew rules
We will go with the rule of cool when appropriate.
Equipment needed to play
Internet
Computer
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How Garrett creates a safe table
We will use the Digital Deck of Player Safety and the Verbal X-Card to make sure this is a fun session for everyone involved.
Content warnings
Safety tools used