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Kettleford Introduction

I've been a lover of RPG games ever since I was a kid. I was kind of shy, albeit I would play up in class as I found the work easy, and there were some issues with my parents' marital life. Coupled this with resentful teachers and living in a town in Scotland where being a Catholic was equivalent to being a heretic and having gangs chase me all over meant that my formative years were not the most pleasant. Then I discovered something magical. Over here Fighting Fantasy gamebooks were becoming a huge deal, and I found I could escape my grim reality by delving into these fictions. This theb led to AD&D, and this changed my life. Suddenly, as the Dungeon Master, I had lots of friends wanting to check this new game out. I found that I also proved to be a fair Dungeon Master, and was fascinated how the pc's would alter my pre-created world by their actions. But then the usual thing happened whereby people grow apart and the campaigns get sidelined. I found I could get some satisfaction playing certain crp"S. Others though just did not hold the creative sway I had attuned throughout the years. MMO'S whilst interesting at first, soon became games where social interaction was rebuked. The constant hunt for new loot and microtransactions were such a blatant cash grab. And I felt so disappointed by what these beautiful games could have offered. A living, persistent world where ridiculous fetch quests or grinding were not the be all and end all. Anyway, that is where I am now. In my spare time I have a dream of creating three huge gamebooks, that introduce a lot of firsts. For example they are a pre-set party, and the sheer size of the books means that there are many ways to accomplish tasks. It's sort of a like a solo Dungeons & Dragons where the players read in the third person to get a sense of genuine attachment. [..].

Introduction Kettleford

Welcome adventurer. The current RPG in this Community is Ruler of Kings II which is a custom text based RPG and while similar to Dungeons & Dragons it is an independent and self-regulating role-playing system. I dare say, for the purpose of solo online entertainment while still maintaining a detailed character and imaginative development you will find that ROK II is far more diverse and engaging as a text RPG. You may also read: Ruler of Kings II vs Dungeons & Dragons.

Kettleford Introduction Sharing Member & Introductions

Hi Kettleford! Welcome to the community. Your posts were moved to here: Writing A Choose Your Own Adventure Novel as you seem to be using an ROK II topic to talk a lot about your book.

ROK II starts as a solo adventure and you form your party in game. However, you really do need to fully read the rules of play up until and moving towards the creation of your character. ROK II is not a medium for you to carry on a game with other players with your own story. If that is what you are looking for then you will not find it as a new player. Those are advanced features.

Introduction Kettleford

It wasn't an add, I just ran out of space, and was introducing the opening of my adventure.The rules are very vague and I did not know if I had to start my own campaign, which would then be Dungeon Master'edd and continued with results by my GM. I have since wrote another introductory post which I cannot find a response tp. This post contains more questions so that I can learn how to begin, as I have not found a proper explanation of how the game starts and which campaign we use.

Introduction Kettleford

Hi, if you're talking about ROK II then you don't start a campaign. I think you're on the wrong site. The game is like reading a choose your own adventure book think of it that way. When you begin everything is explained but I wonder if you have actuly read what the game is about.