Official Campaign?

[Jeff White]

My group is enjoying the DCC adventures and their stand alone nature, but I'm looking for something that spans multiple levels. I'd love for there to be a penultimate campaign for the system much like The Enemy Within for WFRP or The Great Pendragon Campaign for the Pendragon rpg.

I don't think there is one at the moment, but what's the closest? The Chained Coffin? The Purple Planet? Something coming out for the Lankhmar setting?

[finarvyn]

Lankhmar (or more properly the world of Nehwon) has a lot of potential to be an "official" world since there is so much source material out there. Several volumes of fiction, source materials for AD&D and Runequest, and soon to be source materials for both Savage Worlds and DCC RPG. That's a lot of stuff to work with.

It's also possible to go to the 3E modules that Goodman Games has produced, which has a lot of interconnection and such.

Otherwise, there really isn't an official world for DCC yet. We keep hoping, however....

[Raven_Crowking]

So far, the FT Series from Purple Duck spans levels 0-2. I am the author; it will go up to level 6 when done. You can get the pdf of FT 0 as a "Pay What You Want" offering.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/121798/FT ... mator-PWYW
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/121053/FT ... Reanimator
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/129993/FT ... f-the-Wood
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/140370/FT ... th-Mermaid

AL 1-5 (of which I wrote three) are combined in a single product, with notes on using them as a campaign from levels 1-3, with 5 adventures in the series.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/123608/AL ... alling-DCC

You will find two adventures in In the Prison of the Squid Sorcerer (published by Mystic Bull) which are intended to be played "between" other adventures: Icons of the Blood Goddess and Mermaids from Yuggoth. These can help give continuity to what might otherwise appear to be completely separated adventures. Again, I wrote both of these adventures, but you get a bunch of other stuff with it, including Another Man's Treasure, by Ken Jelinek, which I think is a great piece of writing.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/111964/In ... d-Sorcerer

Through the Cotillion of Hours probably won't be solved on the first go, allowing it to be used recurrently between (or during!) other adventures.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/105707/AL ... -Hours-DCC

I understand that Michael Curtis will be coming out with an adventure that, like those I wrote in Squid Sorcerer, is intended to be played in parts between other adventures, and, like Cotillion, takes place in a dream dimension. That might also be a worthwhile resource.

Chained Coffin and Purple Planet give enough resources to ground a campaign. The CE Series is intended to provide elements to help ground a recurrent campaign.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/147566/Ca ... -16-BUNDLE

Finally, The Mysterious Valley in DAMN #1 is a mini-sandbox that you can use over the course of many levels.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/124225/DA ... _44544_0_0

If it seems as though I am tooting my own horn, well, to a degree I am. I was an early champion of the idea that Appendix N provides a stronger model for long-term campaigns than for episodic adventures. Of course, my strong preference is for a sandbox campaign, in which both long-term plots and episodic adventures have their place. I try to write things that support this type of play.

http://ravencrowking.blogspot.ca/2013/1 ... ry-or.html

[catseye yellow]

i think that michael curtis is writing a series of linked adventures (kinda sorta dcc AP just like one that is published by purple duck by raven crowking). i think that title is phantasmagoria.

also, harley stroh is writing punjar boxed set.