I ran my #dungeon23 tonight, as part of the #meta23 #FLAILSNAILS shared campaign. Many thanks to @jonn for trying it out!

Lt. Garlic 🧄 and Cpl. Carrot 🥕 solved the mystery of the charred body found in the parking lot, uncovered a top secret governmental lab, dreamt of distant jungles, learned to drive, fought giant pill bugs, and witnessed infinity. As successful as an investigation can be!

Hey #dungeon23 peeps (and anyone who hasn't blocked the hashtag I guess 😁), @jonn is running his 1939 France setting for the first ever #meta23 cross-campaign session. It's happening this Monday at 5:30pm London time. Who's game?

#dungeon23 back to prime time content. Since I'm planning to run #meta23 sessions for @e_eric and others who want to play, I've returned to France and wrote some content about some fictional French politicians.

So @e_eric inspired me to run my #dungeon23 as part of his #meta23.

So today's #dungeon23 entry is a mash-up between a 2023 layout of Sedan and some really old map of the principate.

I think it evens out to 1939, right?

So @e_eric inspired me to run my #dungeon23 as part of his #meta23.

So today's #dungeon23 entry is a mash-up between a 2023 layout of Sedan and some really old map of the principate.

I think it evens out to 1939, right?

What if #meta23 is #Amber?

A lot of us have a month's worth of exploration in notebooks and blogs thanks to #dungeon23. How about we start running our settings for each other?

Like, I tell you when, and how long I'm plan to run an online game. You bring an OSR-adjacent character (I'll use my own rules anyway), and we explore Stasis Island and beyond!

When someone runs their own dungeon, you can use the same character, continuity be damned.

I'm thinking #meta23 would be an easier hashtag than #FLAILSNAILS23.

Thoughts?