Roll20 rejoin as player plus#

Apparently, this is the weekend Jack’s grandmother is coming to town.

I was excited to play again and then the phone rang.

For the time being, Jack can play as Minsc, the slightly daft NPC who has accompanied our heroes while they search for Minsc’s old party who disappeared awhile back. I even have a great moment where his character can be introduced. Huzzah! And he wants to be a Dragonborn Thief. Move it! Move it!įortunately, my son Andrew’s best friend, also named Jack, wants to join the group. We are currently in Room 50, rushing to get to Room 56. They will be sorely missed, but first we have to get them out of this dungeon. I wanted a story where these four unlikely companions, through shared victory and defeat, grew from lowly mercenaries into pillars of society and saviors of the realms.īut alas, for the time being we will have to journey on without the services of Callan, vagabond thief and solver of puzzles, and his dwarven frienemy, Clarissa the Creepy Cleric, treasurer, secretary, and keeper of handouts. I had hoped that the campaign would be an epic quest of redemption and destiny. We have spent two years as a group with these characters. Sadly, I don’t even think Roll 20 or Fantasy Grounds would have helped. I spent a lot of time prepping the game for remote play, but it just didn’t work out as well as I’d hoped. We are still good friends and they have an open invitation to rejoin the group when they are ready. We are in-person D&D players and they just aren’t ready for social gatherings yet. To be fair, the Zoom sessions were not fun for them, and I had a hard time keeping them engaged. The year has been so stressful, that two of my players need to take a break from campaigning for a while. With this much gap between sessions, no one could remember what was going on and no one cared. Everything is 2020’s fault! We started this dungeon in March and we are still in it in October. In fact, this whole adventure has been a mess, but it is not the module’s fault. His player, Andrew, had been trying to work out a new take on his character and it didn’t end well. When last we left our heroes, they had descended down into the Grove level of the Citadel, they killed some things, they collected a few more zoo specimens, they pocketed some treasure, and Regizar turned bat-sh!t crazy. They claim that the female elf on the left is, but she’s not. And vampires! All the faces in the background are badguys, but there is no one from Sunless Citadel here. This conversion for Roll20 allows you to import all of the additional options directly onto your player's character sheets, either via drag and drop, or using the 5th Edition Charactermancer.Our heroes lose half their team, and then have to fight the mad druid and his homicidal plants.

Roll20 rejoin as player plus#

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