D&D Game
question: What game is being referred to?, context: The D&D Game from Hell. So a few of my friends came over on New Years Eve to play D&D for the first time. They were supposed to break into a mine, reclaim a load of valuable incense and return the governor's son from being held captive. The players were Hadrian, a proud and stubborn human ranger, Reyno, a halfling rogue known for his amazing stealth abilities, Padme, a soft and gentle elven wizard and Erus, a hotheaded Dragonborn played by my brother who had no enthusiasm for D&D at all but still I made him play to give these newbies a guide. BIG MISTAKE. Erus, not giving a crap about my carefully planned adventure got the group's approval to tie up the proud ranger and leave him in a cave. I later let Hadrian escape to rejoin the group but as soon as he caught up, Erus (my brother) attacked him with a greataxe which led to Hadrian being left unconscious at the bottom of the cave, Padme completely dead (Reyno scored a critical hit against her) and Erus & Reyno being sold into goblin slavery. I played it through as DM letting them do whatever they wanted at the cost of failure. It turned out to be laughable but for my friends first time playing, I felt bad that they went through such an awful adventure.
What game is being referred to?
The D&D Game from Hell.
The D&D Game from Hell. So a few of my friends came over on New Years Eve to play D&D for the first time. They were supposed to break into a mine, reclaim a load of valuable incense and return the governor's son from being held captive. The players were Hadrian, a proud and stubborn human ranger, Reyno, a halfling rogue known for his amazing stealth abilities, Padme, a soft and gentle elven wizard and Erus, a hotheaded Dragonborn played by my brother who had no enthusiasm for D&D at all but still I made him play to give these newbies a guide. BIG MISTAKE. Erus, not giving a crap about my carefully planned adventure got the group's approval to tie up the proud ranger and leave him in a cave. I later let Hadrian escape to rejoin the group but as soon as he caught up, Erus (my brother) attacked him with a greataxe which led to Hadrian being left unconscious at the bottom of the cave, Padme completely dead (Reyno scored a critical hit against her) and Erus & Reyno being sold into goblin slavery. I played it through as DM letting them do whatever they wanted at the cost of failure. It turned out to be laughable but for my friends first time playing, I felt bad that they went through such an awful adventure.
The <hl> D&D Game <hl> from Hell.
The <hl> D&D Game <hl> from Hell. So a few of my friends came over on New Years Eve to play D&D for the first time. They were supposed to break into a mine, reclaim a load of valuable incense and return the governor's son from being held captive. The players were Hadrian, a proud and stubborn human ranger, Reyno, a halfling rogue known for his amazing stealth abilities, Padme, a soft and gentle elven wizard and Erus, a hotheaded Dragonborn played by my brother who had no enthusiasm for D&D at all but still I made him play to give these newbies a guide. BIG MISTAKE. Erus, not giving a crap about my carefully planned adventure got the group's approval to tie up the proud ranger and leave him in a cave. I later let Hadrian escape to rejoin the group but as soon as he caught up, Erus (my brother) attacked him with a greataxe which led to Hadrian being left unconscious at the bottom of the cave, Padme completely dead (Reyno scored a critical hit against her) and Erus & Reyno being sold into goblin slavery. I played it through as DM letting them do whatever they wanted at the cost of failure. It turned out to be laughable but for my friends first time playing, I felt bad that they went through such an awful adventure.
<hl> The D&D Game from Hell. <hl> So a few of my friends came over on New Years Eve to play D&D for the first time. They were supposed to break into a mine, reclaim a load of valuable incense and return the governor's son from being held captive. The players were Hadrian, a proud and stubborn human ranger, Reyno, a halfling rogue known for his amazing stealth abilities, Padme, a soft and gentle elven wizard and Erus, a hotheaded Dragonborn played by my brother who had no enthusiasm for D&D at all but still I made him play to give these newbies a guide. BIG MISTAKE. Erus, not giving a crap about my carefully planned adventure got the group's approval to tie up the proud ranger and leave him in a cave. I later let Hadrian escape to rejoin the group but as soon as he caught up, Erus (my brother) attacked him with a greataxe which led to Hadrian being left unconscious at the bottom of the cave, Padme completely dead (Reyno scored a critical hit against her) and Erus & Reyno being sold into goblin slavery. I played it through as DM letting them do whatever they wanted at the cost of failure. It turned out to be laughable but for my friends first time playing, I felt bad that they went through such an awful adventure.