Rule number one of Dungeons and Dragons, “Never split the party.” The Heroes of Awesome ignored this rule.
We’ve all yelled at the horror movies when people split up. It’s never the right thing to do. Ever. At the same time, for some reason it sounded like the perfect idea for us.
So we split the party and started up a fun, exciting, emotional, and frustrating experience. There are few things more difficult in the world than sitting at a table and not being able to talk and give opinions. At the end of the day, we may not have learned anything from the adventure, other than staying together is always the better option, but we had a ton of fun and got into the most role-playing we’ve ever gotten to do.
This post originally appeared at TheWeirdlings.com, producers of all of The Heroes of Awesome