#twilight2000

In a rare posting involving something I actually did instead of rebloggin something I have a mild to severe fetish for, I was inspired last week by a photograph from the Vietnam War to create something for a RPG I have not plaed in 35+ years and will most likely never play again.

Last night I had brought Twilight 2000 (the original edition) with me to the theatre to read up in the tech booth as I waited for the show to begin. It had been a long, long while since I had run a session of it and I figured I’d give it a read through. Since, I’m thinking of a game (or two) to run at Cangames in 2016. In a couple of months the call for GM submissions will be sent out and I’m narrowing down my options before then.

It seems I go through this process every year, though I like to run a game that I like but never get a chance to run it. So, Cangames is the perfect venue to run old games and I generally have a blast doing so.

Last night, I happen to grab Twilight 2000 off the shelf as I was looking for a game to bring with me. Like I said it’s been a long, long time since I had ran a session of it and wanted to re-familiarize myself with the concept and the gaming mechanics. I never had a chance to run the “Polish Campaign” a proper series of adventures for this game which starts with the introductory adventure in the box set; Escape from Kalisz, than moves onto Free City of Krakow, Pirates of the Vistula, The Ruins of Warsaw, The Black Madonna, and ending up in Going Home.