Looking for GMs to pitch their games games for the next run of rotations, so we can look to fill in the blanks. I think so far we potentially have for December 2023 rotation   Last Rite of Seafire by D&D by George  Advanced Fighting Fantasy by Jo  Mix by Andrew W and Richard  Village of Hommlet OSE by Graham   April 2024 rotation  WFRP campaign by Chris          August 2024 Rotation    Hard to Bard by Mark Cunningham         Scared... That's no problem, we can help you work out what you need At core is: 1) the idea and 2) willingness to run one Then its either a pre-cooked campaign, an open world (thinking on the seat of your pants) or a blend of both Some helpful links: https://www.hobbitshole.uk/guide-and-tips https://www.hobbitshole.uk/adding-depth-to-your-roleplaying-games Does it need to be D&D No (but does not stop you from running D&D) I am scared I don't know all the rules So what, n...

Looking for GMs to pitch their games games for the next run of rotations, so we can look to fill in the blanks. I think so far we potentially have for December rotation  Tropical islands D&D by George  Advanced Fighting Fantasy by Jo  Mix by Josh and Richard  Village of Hommlet OSE by Graham   April 2024 rotation  WFRP campaign by Chris          August 2024 Rotation           

Unscripted Adventures System: D&D 5e Game Master James George F Liam M Freddie Simon H Helen H  Keep on the Borderlands System: Old School Essentials Game Master Graham Jason Em Richard T Andrew W Jo Coriolis System: Coriolis Game Master Andy Richard C Benjamin C Kat Chris J Carol Ovion Circus System: D&D 5e Game Master Dan C Neil Saif B Will L Josh G Elise Battle of the Bards System: D&D 5e Game Master Mark C David H Jon W Jeremy L William P Rosie A

When did you first start playing RPGs and what were they? I started in the late 90s, which IMHO was the worst time to get into the hobby! First game was my friend's Ravenloft campaign. What was the most memorable part of those sessions? I was about 15 and thought it would be a lark to play a character who was bascially Lord Flasheart from Blackadder. It was all giggles and catch-phrases until the character's girlfriend got eaten by spiders.  After that, he grew up a lot! It was really rewarding to see how much the character changed over about 6 months of play, especially his relationship with the other character (a stern paladin). By the end of the campaign, he was unrecognisable. We also made our own SciFi game, which could best be described as a "hot mess"! Why did you start GMing? To tell my own stories with friends. How long have you been GMing? Since the early noughties. To start with I wasn't really interested in mechanics but as I've tried more sys...

It's time to look at games,  It's time to make your picks,  It's time to meet the GMs on the Hobbits Hole tonight It's time to gab those dice It's time to find an adventure It's time to get things started Why don't you get things started? Well, I always dreamed we'd be back here Dreams? Those were nightmares It's time to get things started On the most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Hobbitational This is what we call The Hobbits Hole! Battle of the Bards - System: D&D 5e - Game Master Mark C Unscripted Adventures - System: D&D 5e - Game Master James Port Blacksand  - System: Advanced Fighting Fantasy - Game Master Jo F Ovion Circus - System: D&D 5e - Game Master Dan C Coriolis - System: Coriolis - Game Master Andy Voting sheet:  Games being run next rotation (google.com)  - August Rotation

 

When did you first start playing RPGs and what were they? My first experience with RPGs was stumbling upon a box of RPG stuff in my Grand Parent’s attic when I was about 12. It had the first edition D&D red and blue basic/expert books, Tunnels and Trolls, Grimtooth’s book of traps and some others I forget.    I was pretty captivated by it all and I was allowed to take it all home. I read the D&D stuff and ended up running my own adventure for my younger sister and our cousins. They loved it!  I then, shortly after, started a new school and met some other students into similar stuff and we formed a club. We called it Roleplaying Club, which was rather uninspiring, and a kid into drama showed up and offered to make us a poster. He did a good job but finished it with the tag line ‘Guaranteed a Good Time’, which granted us ridicule around the school. He was rather disappointed when he finally sat down with us and realised it wasn’t a drama club.. What was the most mem...