I'll be honest. If I did any physical gaming? Yeah. I'd probably go out with the models too.

Also. Congratulations on even lasting this long!

I'll be honest again. If there was a model that excessive I would totally do a session outside. At that point I feel like it's my duty to show everyone how hardcore roleplayers can get.

The main issue of course being some jackass might decide it'd be funny to break it.

Field triiiip!

Man, I wish my school had featured LARP field trips as a kid!

Dammit, you didn't even SAY it that way and all I got out of that comment was Phoebe Terese from the Magic School Bus going 'at my old school...'

Now that I think about it, Ms. Frizzles class probably WOULD have been the one that got a LARP field trip. Except, you know, they actually ended up in an Arthurian legend or something.

Hmmm... a magic, shapeshifting schoolbus with a driver of indeterminate age and a cargo of preteen kids. This has such potential for a truly horrible encounter!

Someone should run that as a campaign setting and that someone is me.

Hey. You can't say it wouldn't be educational. Though I feel like it would be the LARPers who would learn from Raxon.

Mostly in the sense of their Mythos lore increasing.

I think I would have Miss Frizzle replaced by Christopher Lloyd. Because it would be the best character.

Actually, why not make it a freaking campaign and set it in spelljammer? Captain Christopher Lloyd in place of miss frizzle, with a magic bus ship that can go anywhere.

Congratulations for 500 and 1 pages. You nicely skimmed over the 500 with the double page ;)

Anyway: Great job! I love, what you are doing and hope to read ever more of it!

Commemoratory field trip, Rpgs and LARPs ohoy!

We need this. Ok, I do, but I want company, damnit!

I want to refute that, but then I realize that you're right.
There are exceptions, though - like campsites in the forest/desert/wilderness in general.

D&D, outdoors? If that isn't blasphemy I don't know what is.

There really is something about a well-made and finished model that gives a gaming scene that extra impact. Imagination is fantastic, but actually seeing whats supposed to be there is something else entirely.

They're going to need more skittles...

i think we can say with certainty they DONT need a bigger boat

Makes you wonder how they're going to handle the Thriller Bark battle, that thing was all over the place in a battlefield where lines of sight and angle to the sun was very important.

They'll play it in a hangar, that's the only place where GM would have enough space to built is 30 feet/10 meter wide island-ship model with detailled minitature forest, towers and construction. built with the help of whoever will be Franky's player. It come with a lamp that they rotate to simulate the movement of the sun. several month worth of work to built it.
Then Luke stomp on it when Odz crash the zombies general.

Later on, just before the skypeia arc, they meet the monkey dude. Remember his ship size? I wonder if GM will decorate his house to look like a ship for that. And then there's a turtle three magnitudes larger than that. Hmm...

This campaign is what inspires GM to learn how to use 3D graphics software.

Uh, guys, remeber the Thriller Bark...

Eeeyup!

...huh. I heard that in Wade's voice, but with clear undertones of Big Mac.

naa GM will just need to invest in a 3D printer so he can make smaller and smaller going merry's

I'm starting the wonder what the GM does for school...

It's starting to sound like model building is part of is job and come on, a ship that CAN'T be made only for playing D&D... can it?

Ps: congratz on reaching 500 pages! I'm still so loving this commic! Keep up your great work!

My first thought is Architecture.

Then again, I'm starting to think that the reason he's running this pirate game is so he can show off his model ships...

I'm starting the wonder what the GM does for school...

It's starting to sound like model building is part of is job and come on, a ship that CAN'T be made only for playing D&D... can it?

Ps: congratz on reaching 500 pages! I'm still so loving this commic! Keep up your great work!