So, it seems as if this game is going into its second season! The wish to express your funny side of life is a basic need and this game is your opportunity to act it out. The first season, which ran over one year, is now over and we are recruiting 1-2 new players for this little comic and satirical version of AD&D 2e set in an alternative version of the Forgotten Realms.

It is a game light on rules focussing on humour as can be found in Monty Python's movies, Terry Pratchett's novels and sadly even a Seth Rogen movie.


You are free to create a new character of course or take up an abandoned one. In season two it will also be possible to play an undead pc as can be found the Grim Harvest supplement. So how about playing a whiny ghost or a hyperactive zombie?

Send your applications in now!
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A truly fun romp, I must say! :)

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New players wanted to help out Waterdeep's first travel agency with cruise around the Moonshaes! Apply now for some crazy fun and general mayhem in the Forgotten Realms!

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Characters that I can offer are:
- a pissed-off elven ghost
- a drunken-boxing human fighter
- a spoilt elven brat who dabbles in magic
- a proud wemic bard too smart for this world
- a diminuitive human warrior shaped after Groo the Wanderer (who is actually based on Conan the Barbarian)

But you are also free to create any character you want (and to bend the rules of creation here and there...)

In reply to jimlafleur (msg # 9):

Characters that I can offer are:
- you have a pissed-off elven ghost up for grabs... that is so cool.
 What do you think about PCs with more than one character?

In reply to MeRK (msg # 10):

Why not..
Let me think about it, Merk!