[Complete adventure] The Ship of Death

[misterharry]

I've added a new adventure to the list of files available for download here:

The Ship of Death


The Ship of Death is an old-fashioned monster story - hope people enjoy it!

[Kit]

Oct 25, 2012 20:13:42 GMT misterharry said:

I've added a new adventure to the list of files available for download here:

www.mediafire.com/?434t0p96d3832d8,sb7orlqtbse18xb,zm21i0a82k7x1zl,qdnv3946y9i3tr6,4uyweejbhkjq45q,13ezi26xon8xe6h,x11r9534r498o89,a1xn3q5o18sn55o,zh1r10s8h36q00y,v8r2frbc238lcie,vlbdy1c2m58go2y,794bmmsx0xiy1q1,7gegauigm1v17hz,watnbb2699l2fm3

The Ship of Death is an old-fashioned monster story - hope people enjoy it!

Osirans! Cool!

[caspiansk]

my god man, you are EPIC!

not just for your plotlines, which are fantastic. But just for all you've been doing for this board!

[ninjaconor]

That's really cool! Might work this adventure into my campaign at some stage, just to see what creative plan my players come up with for dealing with an indestructible crocodile god

[ninjaconor]

Just ran this one with my group last night as part of our campaign. It was great fun, and they came up with a very original plan for retrieving the TARDIS. I've put a summary of the game on my blog: timeandspacemisadventures.wordpress.com/2013/05/02/series-4-adventure-4-the-ship-of-death-played-may-1st-2013/

[gruesome]

That looks fantastic!

I really need to gather people in my area that want to play more frequently.

[marc714]

Thank you misterharry for this story. I GM it for my first session, but I accidentally forgot to tell to my players that the whoniverse was non-violent.

So the TARDIS landed on the ship with an assassin's credd like character, a Louis XIV telekinetic gard, a soldier from the dark age, a robot and a mentali like creature.

They manage to do their way on the ship, avoid Sebek and deal with the crocs and the mummys, sabotage the engine and set a timer before borrowing the Eldorado and retrieve the TARDIS.

Thanh you again for this story.

[Catsmate]

One point regarding the crocodiles; crocs are sensitive to, and communicate and even 'sing', via infrasonics. This causes visible rippling in the water, known as the 'water dance'. If agitated a group can produce such intensity that it appears that the water is boiling. Potentially use of a sonic device could either distract or agitate them intensely.
They're also impossible for a human to simply outrun; they're fast buggers.

[marc714]

Interesting fact, I didn't know that when I run this story. But as a first time GM it was also an experimentation about tje game itself and my own limits. This scenario is very good to begin with.

[Catsmate]

Jul 14, 2015 9:53:15 GMT marc714 said:

Interesting fact, I didn't know that when I run this story. But as a first time GM it was also an experimentation about tje game itself and my own limits. This scenario is very good to begin with.

Absolutely. I didn't know that much about crocs until quite recently and discovered (rather closer that I really liked) that they're bloody scary and apex predators.

[misterharry]

Jul 12, 2015 20:46:04 GMT marc714 said:

Thank you misterharry for this story. I GM it for my first session, but I accidentally forgot to tell to my players that the whoniverse was non-violent.

So the TARDIS landed on the ship with an assassin's credd like character, a Louis XIV telekinetic gard, a soldier from the dark age, a robot and a mentali like creature.

They manage to do their way on the ship, avoid Sebek and deal with the crocs and the mummys, sabotage the engine and set a timer before borrowing the Eldorado and retrieve the TARDIS.

Thanh you again for this story.

Glad to hear you enjoyed it - sounds like you had an explosive time!

I've noticed that the link in my opening post no longer works, so I'll also take the opportunity to mention that this adventure (and several others) can be downloaded by following the link in my signature below.