Following the grace of Daniel saving BattleTonia from certain Battlemageddon, the kids continue on their way to Sucrose Park, making a late-night stop at a small town hotel. Following much hijinks (and attempted monster cannibalism?), the kids get to Sucrose Park the next day. Come with us on a journey of fun, motion sickness,...
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Skype Road Trip Session 4 – Sucrose Park Part 1
Skype Road Trip Session 3 – The Wizard
In the previous session (which was lost to failure on the part of a Skype Recorder), the kids dealt with the Sentai Rangers in their own way (aka violence). Needless to say, everyone got pretty badly hurt, and the Sentai Rangers as they were known are no more. Following recovery time for Daniel in...
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Skype Road Trip Session 2 – Sunny Vale Part 1
School’s out for kids at Casimir Polaski Junior High in the city of San Frandiago, CA. In a previous session of outright madness and poor recording quality, the kids stumbled onto the plot of an evil cult to banish all monsters to the Underworld as tribute for some kind of Ultimate Monster. During their...
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Skype Road Trip Session 1 – Ed’s Diner Redux
A few weeks ago, I asked Sean and Alex if they wanted to playtest a few side adventures I had written for a Road Trip campaign I had been running. Sean’s friend Nate (from Sordid Dystopia) also joined us. Because of my failure during its run with my main group, I decided I would...
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Sucrose Park Finale
Two weeks ago, I ran Sucrose Park for a couple friends in Chicago. Due to a sudden and unexpected time constraint, we had to turn this into a two-session game. I didn’t have my recording equipment (pronounced “webcam”), but it was pretty sweet, so I brought my mic to record the final session. This...
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