D&D 5e Open Campaign: Blackmarch, with House GM Eric V. on Sunday, December 1st, 15th, and 29th, from 11am to 4pm, 6 Seats Maximum
About this experience
D&D 5e Campaign
Blackmarch
For every hero who has arrived in Blackmarch, their story has exactly one thing in common. Somehow or another, you came into possession of the signet ring that teleported you into Blackmarch.
However you got that signet, you're here now, and you have a world to save. An ancient war has rekindled after 5000 years, and an unspeakable evil is being reborn. Luckily you have allies, but unfortunately, not enough. You’ll explore a world filled with long-lost relics and forgotten gods, hidden shrines and dungeons, as you seek to rebuild the army necessary to banish the evil of the Dread Empire forever.
Help guide this story as we build a world together. Using modern tools and sources, we believe we can elevate the 5E experience, and build a really great community too. Our world, so far, has been built using collaborative games w/ DMs and players alike, to forge something new, but familiar, solid, but surprising.
We aim to provide ease in user experience, using both serialized and episodic adventures (one-shots, and short arcs, combined with larger plots) so a modified West-Marches style suits us well. This style also supports multiple DMs and more players, so we can really bring the feel of a lived in world, because it is.
Your Host
House GM Eric V.'s Backstory
Hey, folks.
I'm Eric, and most of all, I love the community of TTRPGs.
I started playing D&D in a very different time and place, the early to mid-eighties with AD&D. I'll be honest, we didn't know what the hell we were doing, but we had a lot of fun. Fast-forward 40-ish years and my brother tells me he's playing D&D. I remember thinking, "oh, people still do that? That would be so fun now. I wonder if anyone plays in Dallas?". And now, a few years later, running games is one of my favorite things in the world.
I love building a world with a group, and TTRPGs are just about the most fun thing you can do with your brain. 5E has been my mainstay, but of late, game design and other systems have grabbed a share too. Anything that adds more fun and family to the TTRPG community is what I seek. Let's tell great stories together!