Let's Play Original D&D + Chainmail Solo! Episode 3 [Doomsayer]

Join me on a solo roleplaying journey through Dungeons & Dragons history with Let's Play OD&D + Chainmail!
In the third episode the sun shines down on Ar Toe as our party prepares for adventure!
Artwork used with permission from Jorge Muñoz. See more of his work at jorgefmunoz1
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[@applepop0286]

Let the adventure begin!

[@TheLonelyDungeoneer]

I appreciate you watching! 😊

[@CantEvenFly]

Cant wait for the next one

[@TheLonelyDungeoneer]

Aaaaaand it's up! :)

[@rogueskypilot]

Fuck yeah, i was waiting for this

[@TheLonelyDungeoneer]

Hell yeah, thank you so much for watching!!

[@MattisCarlgren]

Which edition of chainmail is the best?

I've been following this series and enjoying. I'm a fledgling solo roleplayer, both learning how play tabletop rpgs and doing it solo. I've seen your explanation about the Fluid Scenes but I can't still come around the concept. Do you just make a question and consider it a Scene Question just to end a scene?

[@TheLonelyDungeoneer]

I know it's been confusing because all of the scenes that cut between characters are more like your typical scenes than fluid scenes.
With a fluid scene you reach a Fate Question that you believe is important to the narrative and can divide the adventure into another scene, and making that a Scene Question instead. An example could be arriving at a dungeon and asking, is the entrance being guarded? That can tell you something about how the next scene will go, and it pretty clearly indicates a transition into a scene spent delving.
My apologies for making this confusing! I hope to give more clear examples in coming episodes :)

@@TheLonelyDungeoneer no need to apologize. That example you provided made much more sense to me now. Now I need to see how I can apply that to pre made adventures. Thanks.

[@doltBmB]

again 99% mythic 1% D&D, getting boring