Monster Blood Tattoo RPG - Final Session Added April 28

[Bogdanwaz]

We played the next to last session of this campaign, The Peltryman's Behest, a RPG campaign set in the world of D.M. Cornish's Monster Blood Tattoo series and using the Frostgrave rules system as our base mechanics.

In this session, our heroes finally encounter Dr. Corvinus and, after a hard fight discover the secret for which the body of the late Albany Reeves was taken.

The full report is on my blog:

https://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2020/04/monster-blood-tattoo-peltrymans-behest_21.html

[syrinx0]

Oh no.  Poor Albany.  What have they done to her?

[redrevuk]

I'm really enjoying this thread - the games look really fun, and your telling of the story is realy flavourful and reminiscent of the books, which I love.

Kudos!

[Bogdanwaz]

Thanks for all the kind words.  This was quite a fun project for me and my group.  But all good things must come to an end and so, the conclusion of the story is posted on my blog:

http://bogdanwaz.blogspot.com/2020/04/monster-blood-tattoo-peltrymans-behest_28.html

Our heroes complete the peltryman's behest and fulfill their friend's dying request, perhaps not quite in the way anyone thought it would.

[Bloggard]

great looking game and wonderful narrative / story.

[syrinx0]

A really fantastic campaign and an incredibly detailed battle report. Truly inspired.
 
An excellent ending for Albany! 

[Bogdanwaz]

Thanks all, I'm glad folks enjoyed reading the reports. 

I'm very glad we were able to finish the campaign even though the last half had to be done remotely.  My son and I were in one location and he used his phone camera to broadcast the table while I narrated and the players indicated what actions they would take with their figures.  Of course not as good as in person gaming but Zoom worked fairly well even when we had, for some sessions, up to 10 players. 

[Bloggard]

was thinking you must have been using 'remote' gubbins ... 10 people, blimey. That must have taken some juggling.

[redrevuk]

Bravo! An excellent and touching conclusion to the saga. Really impressive.