The party talks about the tasks they gathered. Do they remember what they did? Do they remember what they need? Probably a good idea to follow up. Also, Blossom, please don’t die.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Duel Festival! Y’all, organizing festivals is a whole lot of work and money. You know what else? Sorting out the ages of characters so that things don’t get weird later. Sorry everyone, it gets weird. I hope you forget by the time that happens, I sure did.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Dual Duels with Dual Duels. Really just utter chicanery on this one, folks. Stick around for a premium Blossom burn.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

The Fight District. It is at least half as bad as expected. New friends are made. Old friends are here too, I guess. Canonical illiteracy is established and reestablished as the Fulcrum-Three find more things to read.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Weeks pass. We make sure everyone is PERFECTLY FINE and still doing their good ol’ fashioned adventuring. Everything is fine.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

The battle continues! Roy is still very dead, but we learn more about him. Harrowhawk finds a new buddy to vibe with, and Uther finds out what it is like to be a hero.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

There is a full breakdown of the mechanics of this massive combat encounter. It takes almost 15 minutes. Mitch makes A LOT of special combat mechanics for encounters of various sizes. But, he never takes the time to explain them again. So, you know, drink it in. This is it.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Description: Roy really needs a quesadilla in this one. Maybe Harrowhawk could use a quesadilla to quesadilla one for him. I hope you like the sounds of that as much as you like the sound of rain. Seriously though I love the sound of rain, and you do too.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Things get absurd. Very absurd. Rocks get absurd. Beaker gets absurd. The very methods of exploring dungeons gets ABSURD. The job of GMing through a bevy of table talk GETS. ABSURD.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Want Combat? Here’s some combat. It’s mostly combat. I know y’all like that kind of thing. And doors. There are doors. Real doors.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

The Fulcrum-four start a traveling circus, huddle up, and solve the riddle of the Last Violin. It is, as most riddles are, someone else’s fault.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

The best allies are made in stolen goods and destroyed property. That’s what my Gram always said. And my Gram was a big fan of the Fulcrum-Four, so you know where she got the idea from. Also, when is a hat not just a hat?Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

How many ways can YOU insulate a magic fire-stone? Let’s do a bit of science and a lot of magic with the Fulcrum-Four. Oh Yeah, that’s a thing now, deal with it.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Things heat up for our adventurers as they head out on their most dangerous quest yet.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

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No one cares quite as much about burning forests as Uther cares about the souls of his defeated foes. Is a murder a murder when committed under the mantle of Adventuring? Yup. Now let's try to make it through without incident.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

The crew heads on out in an attempt to add more treasure to a dragon's hoard. Will they succeed? Only time will tell.Autor: McMallet's Old Fashioned RPG

Our Adventurers go on their first official "Quest". A formalized form of adventuring that upgrades their social status and renown. Fulcrum is a strange place.Autor: Joseph

Sometimes something as easy as hat shopping can seem so easy and so ordinary, but not with this group.Autor: Joseph

Our crew get in a little over their heads when they explore the town of Fulcrum.Autor: Joseph

Our heroes find themselves in a cavern system on a mission that feels a little too easy.Autor: Joseph