I’ve posted the emails, and a short introduction, in the document entitled “Jetty Wood Campaign Diaries”, which is located on the right hand side of this blog under the heading Playtesting Scenarios and Campaign Diaries.
I’m sorry this has taken so long to appear on the blog, but hopefully something in the 31 pages will be of interest to someone out there!
I should add that there’s no real magic in the Jetty Wood Campaign Diaries. No silver bullet is provided for running successful campaigns. And no maxims are set out promising success. All I wanted to do was describe what we did, and some of the pros and cons of doing it our way.
Let me know what you think. Happy reading!
Impressive.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that..a damned good read!
ReplyDeleteGreat read and really impressive amount of detail! I wish I gamed in your group!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks and well done, Sidney. I look forward to having a read.
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Matt
A great read, thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteVery realistic, Sidney
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Great read Sidney. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThank you Gentlemen. I wasn't sure whether people would find the campaign stuff interesting or not. It's a bit like battle reports, I guess - some people love them, others just drift by. So thank you all for commenting. I really do appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteHello Sid:
ReplyDeleteThe spotty wifi in my hotel finally allowed me to read this all the way through. I admire the level of historical detail. Your knowledge of the period, and your admiration for the men involved, are luminously clear. I also admire the way that you have made it easy on your players by giving them very clear a d tangible tasks and decisions. Very well thought out.
Cheers,
Mike
Thanks for sharing, great to come back to.
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