True20 System
Setting: Star*Drive/Star Frontiers

When:Designated Wednesdays
Where:McClung House or Polimous//Dawson Home
Current Number of Players:5
Openings:0

Using a modified Star Drive combining it with some Star Frontiers elements, resurrecting an old campaign a third time with some modifications. Digging up some old Star Frontiers adventures and using them as the core adventures. Converted everything to True20.

Players are drawn into a alien mysteries of the Praetorex(aka the Dominos) and his slaves, the Highbreed.

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Alternity
Setting: Star*Drive/Star Frontiers

When:Designated Wednesdays
Where:McClung House
Current Number of Players:5
Openings:0

Using a modified Star Drive combing it with some Star Frontiers elements, resurrecting an old campaign a third time with some modifications. Digging up some old Star Frontiers adventures and using them as the core adventures.Players are drawn into a alien mysteries of the Praetorex and his slaves, the Highbreed.

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Babylon 5 2nd Edition

When:Alternate Saturdays
Where:UNCC, Health and Human Services
Current Number of Players:7
Openings:0

Part 1: A campaign starting in season 1, using a published campaign but adding my own spin.

Part 2: Season 2 of The Ghosts in the Shadows, where the Wraith make their move. Part 2 of the "Ghosts In The Shadows campaign" - Modified "Into the Crucible"

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d20 Future

I am making an attempt at starting a short campaign at ABG in d20 Future. Most characters are pregenerated, but it developing along reasonably well. Much of my inspiration is of course based on Aliens, but I hope to take it into a different direction

Fading Suns d20

A murder on Byzantium Secundus leads to a shadowy secret of epic proportions. Something called the Master is forming Changed cults through out the galaxy and he is in search of something. A party assigned by the Emperor himself will attempt to thwart the sinister plans of this new cult.

Ended 8/30/2008

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Star Wars d20

Subtitle: The Tiger, the Sun and the Sand

This campaign was never completed but came to a good stopping point. It too was tied to the Lords of the Expanse but not in it. Eventually, they were supposed to be, but it never got there. The concept was that the characters were nobody-smugglers from Soccorro and I would start them out there. I tied Soccorro into the Sisar Run and made it all a complex underground political battle between Black Sun (which had its talons in the previous LotE adventures), Hutts and the powers of Soccorro.

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Dragonstar d20

A campaign that I started and again did not finish, this is basically D&D in space. I really enjoyed this campaign setting because it had the best of both worlds. I found myself easily coverting D&D stuff to the setting, making dungeons in asteroids and temples into space stations.

The inspiration of this campaign revolved around the crystal dragons, psionics, and how these two elements fit in a predomaently magical work where the dragons ruled. Crystal dragons were just a myth and there was talk of them returning. Strange Orbs kept turning up and eventually will lead the players to the realization that the Crystal Dragons were more than a myth. How would that have effected the power structure of the Dragon Houses? I wanted to explore that but never got to.

I started this campaign when D&D 3.0 had just came out. Much to my dismay, while I was still running it, 3.5 came out. Not being all that familiar with the differences, I was nervous about converting. If I were to go back, though, I would either do 3.5 or maybe even Pathfinder.

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Star Wars d20

Losely linked to the Dragon Campaign but more about the consquences of the first Lords of the Expanse campaign, this was my first d20 campaign (1st and 2nd edition) and second Lords of the Expanse Campaign. We kind of evolved into d20 as Star Wars d20 evolved around us.

I introduced several different things in this campaign, including a lost region of LotE space, Immortals, Psionics d20 and a Dragonoid template. Not everything was balanced.

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Alternity Dark Conspiracy

Unfinished campaign I started at the Guild, it drew from many sources and really looked like it was going to go somewhere when the players decided they could not make it Fri nights anymore.

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Star Wars d6

My last d6 campaign, d20 took over in the middle of this one. This was my first Lords of the Expanse campaign. I LOVE THIS STAR WARS SETTING! This was very closely tried into the Dragon War campaign, taking place around the same time. If there character's in this campaign failed, thigns would have been different in the Dragon War campaign.

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Star Wars d6

The beast of all campaigns. I had 8 players, each player playing 3 to 4 characters. This took a little over 2 years to complete. And I of course could not be satisfied with what they published. I added a ton of stuff: a Hutt crime boss (linked to a Hutt from the previous campaign), Noble Houses, and a whole host of subtle changes other elements.

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Call of Cthulhu
Setting: 1920s

YEAR: 1923

CHARACTERS: KATRINA LOVELACE (PARAPSYCHOLOGIST), THOMAS COVENANT (ARCHEOLOGIST), ANNA MOORES (INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER), ARTEMIS OCTSBERRY (PRIEST), JAMES HOPKINS (ARCHAEOLOGIST/OCCULT)

SETTING: Players do not know each other but have a mutual friend - Father Philip McBride. They all receive a letter requesting their presence in Montreal.

Dear Friend

Much time has passed since last we met. I have been able to follow a little of your career from afar, discreetly I assure you. My own career has no doubt been invisible to you. I have become a priest in the Catholic Church! Yes, I am Now Father Philip! I know this may come as a surprise To you, and I acknowledge my multitude of sins, But we are all such sinners that my teachers and confessors Alike find my faith and honesty more interesting than my Sins! I am washed in forgiveness. Each day is precious to me. I write to you now because I need your particular Research skills, and am inviting you to Montreal. I dare to Hope that you are free, and will not mind a week's sojourn in This beautiful city. I have arranged that you stay in our New parish house, in the new parish of St. Cutis, and enclosed your ticket by train. The matter about which I write is confidential, so I May not indicate it here. The prize in view is of great value to the Church and to Christianity as a whole. Need I add that the success of the venture might bring the participants Worldwide fame?

Your friend, Philip

Star Wars d6

I finally bit the bullet and got into Star Wars d6. I did not like it when I first tried First Edition. Second Edition was definitely and improvement and in that year, I proceeded to empty the local Media Play of all its Star Wars books.

This was my first Star Wars campaign, and my first experience in d6. I had just finished my Shatterzone campaign and that game along with Masterbook was losing favor with the WEG fans, so I moved over to Star Wars. d6 seemed to be a system best suited for my GMing style, but retrospectively it has its flaws.

This campaign was started with a concept I explored back in my Early Days in Star Frontiers (Stellar Dragons). Tying them into the Jedi was not all that hard so I created an plotline that followed along side the classic movies behind the seens.

A portion of the campaign was "hijacked" by some players by them bringing in a totally different aspect into Star Wars - Anime, specifically The Dirty Pair. I indirectly tied them into the Stellar Dragon plot, so their antics were interwoven into an epic, making things fairly interesting.

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Shatterzone

My first game science fiction system outside of Star Frontiers. We had some great characters venture into a campaign that I made up as I went, chasing down the HLA and their masters, the true Hykosians and their servents, the "big uglies".

I ran this for a year or so and then played in a game with Neil Spicer as GM, me playing Rosh.

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Call of Cthulhu
Setting: 1920s

Ran a published Chaosium adventure

Dark Conspiracy

Several years back (early 90s), I put together an idea for a campaign after runing a few strung together one-shots in Dark Conspiracy. It started with a couple of short adventures I threw together and then an adventure out of Challenge Magazine #62, Kafka (which now can be found on Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere's web site http://www.opifexphoenix.com/).

The THEME to the campaign was corruption and there are things even worse then the known Dark Minions. Tharkold was a totally separate "Core" dimension that was breaking through and corrupting our own, including corrupting the Dark Minions that were already here. I was using examples of the corruption of what we hold sacred by the Dark world of America as a contrast to the further corruption the Brothers of Tharkold could bring.

It was to be a journey across America to find and destroy the 7 Coreman Devices that would bring forth the Tharkold dimension. THey would alsdo face the 7 Brothers of Tharkold, creatures inspired by Tharkold source boooks (TORG RPG) and Hellraiser.

I never got to finish the campaign because I simply could not continue with a certain couple of players. I got through to the second device and just had to stop. I was stringing along more of the Challenge Magazine adventures and linking them all to my central plot. Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere has several good adventures that I was able to work with.

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Star Frontiers

Star Frontiers merged with Other Suns, ran several loosely linked adventures.

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Star Frontiers

My Star Wars first campaign, it involved Jedis, dragons and time travel. Born out of this were my own Jedi rules (basically high powered wizards in SF), Dragon Warriors (a balancing class I made) and Stellar Dragons (a concept I carried over to Star Wars).

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