Tag Archives: one-shot

Quest for the Forest Gems: Session #1

Posted on March 24, 2021 by Joseph

My youngest daughter loves to play one-on-one D&D with me (she also likes playing with the rest of the family, but we do that less often). This week we started a mini campaign together. She wanted to try playing a … Continue reading →

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The Stygian Library: One-Shot

Posted on January 6, 2021 by Joe

Last night we played D&D! More specifically, I ran a one-shot using The Stygian Library by Emmy Allen, and we had a fantastic time exploring a bizarre space full of strange characters in search of a mysterious book! Play time: … Continue reading →

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Kraken Corpse Delve: One-Shot

Posted on November 7, 2020 by Joe

What happens when three adventurers venture down into a (mostly) dead leviathan to close a time portal to a desolate future? (Spoilers: A lot!) Play time: 3.5 hours Heroes: Azuda the dragonborn barbarian (Level 3) Hen of the Flock the … Continue reading →

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Desert Angel Fiasco: One-Shot

Posted on August 2, 2020 by Joe

What happens when four adventurers hop on board a flying ship for its maiden voyage across the uncharted desert? (Spoilers: A lot!) Play time: 4 hours Heroes: Sole the dwarf fighter (Level 3) Bek the human sorcerer (Level 3) Jim … Continue reading →

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Session Report: Escaping Edgewild One-Shot

Posted on April 21, 2020 by Joe

Can four strangers escape from prison? Will they free the witches, lepers, and spore-folk? Will they take over the fort and live like petty warlords???

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Session report: Family One-Shot “Escape from Crab Island!”

Posted on December 1, 2019 by Joe

Yesterday I DM’d a one-shot with my wife, two daughters, and my dad using a little homebrew system I made the day beforehand. It went really well! The system was easy to use and everyone said they had fun, so … Continue reading →

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