"Kill one man, you're a murderer...
Kill millions, you're a conqueror...
Kill everyone, you're a god."
Creed of a Dark Lord
The darkness cometh...
DC was a real fun game to run because it brought so many
elements of the horror and sci-fi genres together for me to play with. I used a lot of
outside material from games like Call of Cthulhu and TORG (Tharkold and Orrosh) to make
things interesting in my game.
I've run this game universe in the original system, Alternity, and at least two flavors of d20. Included here is some of my work in the first two systems, and I hoep to ahve some of my d20 work up here when I get a chance.
Carolina Triad Sanctuary was originally intended to be a place where I post information based on a campaign I would run in the Carolina Triangle megaplex, but that never cam to pass. I kept the name and I still want to do a "Minion Hunter's Guide to the Southeast" at some point, starting with the Charlotte area.
7/2007 Update: I dug up some of my old Dark Conspiracy stuff (written in pencil) and typed some of it up. Most of it was work that I did on the Tharkold campaign. The more I delve into my notes, the more I want to run it and actually complete it this time.
d20 Convention Games: I have resurrected my passion DC at least in spirit by running it a few times using different flavors of d20.
I've run IceDaemon converted to d20, using Mongoose Publishing's OGL Cyberpunk and OGL Horror (I've always thought there would have been more cyber in DC than the book allows.)
I've also run an adventure by 12toMidnight Games called Brainwashed. It's a d20 Modern horro adventure with a few changes fit perfectlly into Dark Conspiracy.
I've also run the d20 Modern adventure Coming of the Reaper by The Game Mechanics with d20 Modern, d20 Cyberspace and d20 Dark Matter (so techincally, it could be considered Dark Matter game, but close enough).
I'll post some of that material soon.
April 01, 2006 Posted by Ron
At mini-mace 2006, I ran a version of the Brainwashed adventure, by 12 to Midnight Games. I had gotten a copy from Gaming Report and really enjoyed it.
I had to make certain specific changes to the scenario to set it up in Dark Conspiracy setting and found that it enhanced the scenario. I ran it using d20 Modern rules set, with OGL Horror and OGL Cyberpunk (by Mongoose Publishing) as supplements.
See my DC d20 Notes for more information....
