We finished up the core rulebook scenarios, doing the Swampland one. We rebranded it "Christmas Islands", and gave it a Jimmy Buffet twist. The central treasures included: the Lost Shaker of Salt, the Cheeseburger in Paradise, and the Parrothead Helmet.
We only had 7 of our 9 regulars, so set up the game with three central islands and 3 players on one side and four on the other. We used a 9' x 3' table, and though the scenario calls for a central island with two smaller islands, one on each side, our limited length and multiple central islands, meant we had to set it up in an alternating small island - central island- small island - central island, etc. pattern.
I once again had dismal luck drawing for starting location, and ended up with last pick. This meant I didn't "pick" my spot, so much as end up with what was left over. This resulted, luckily, with me being in the leftmost corner of the 4 player side, but also, unluckily, me being across from Lord Fortrywn's old nemesis, Skorri.
To my right was the Heritor, Herndon, and diagonally across from me, and next to Skorri, was Kragmar of the True Blood. Luckily, Herndon was more involved with Skorri and the other Heritors on his right, than me; and likewise Kragmar spend more time battling those farther away then ever straying into our area.
An overview of the table. |
At this point I don't remember enough to write a full narrative; and quite honestly my mind has already turned to this year's new campaign. So, I will just share some photos from the session with a brief wrap up paragraph at the end.
Lord Fortrywn's party as they approaches the ruin-filled island. The Pearl Diver, Salin decided to swim alongside the boats rather than ride. |
Hidden with in the ruins was the fabled Lost Shaker of Salt; a worthy central treasure. |
A view of the game about midpoint |
Lord Fortrywn attempts to pursue one of Herndon's fleeing boats through a narrow channel, as Marny cast's Brambles in an attempt to block the enemy craft. |
Choosing from the present pile! |
While I enjoyed the Campaign, Lord Fortrywn never seemed to get his footing, and suffered a lot from bad luck, and numerous setbacks; coming in 3rd overall behind Skorri and Herndon. Here's hoping to better luck next year when we start over with all new Heritors, Warden's, and crews.
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