Parties of the "Vanished Lands"

List of past adventuring parties in Gene D.'s homebrew fantasy campaign setting

Description:
  1. Party A: Dungeons & Dragons Basic Set , 1982 to 1983
  2. Party B: At Archbishop Stepinac High School, 1983 to 1986
  3. Party C: Quasi-Non-Player Characters, 1983-
  4. Party D: Advanced Dungeons & Dragons , Peter D. and friends, 1984 to 1987
  5. Party E: Summer sessions, 1985 to 1987
  6. Party F: At the State University of Binghamton, Hughes Hall, 1986
  7. Party G: “Kelan” and friends, 1986 to 1987
  8. Party H: John Z.G.’s “Gwynned in Greyhawk,” 1987 to 1988
  9. Party I: John Z.G.’s “Final Battles,” 1988
  10. Party J: “The Eastern Front,” 1988
  11. Party K: “Transfer Portals,” 1988
  12. Party L: AD&D2 , “Faelonia” and company, 1988 to 1990
  13. Party M: “Journey to the East,” 1989 to 1991
  14. Party O: “Tunnel” and friends, 1989 to 1991
  15. Party P: Dexter V.H.’s Palladium Fantasy : “Land of Lost Souls,” 1989 to 1992
  16. Party Q: At NYIPRG at Queens College-CUNY, “Children of the Elder Gods,” 1990 to 1991
  17. Party R: “Border Scouts,” 1990 to 1991
  18. Party S: Brigands and Buccaneers," 1991
  19. Party T: “Villains United,” 1991
  20. Party U: “Heirs of Champions,” 1991 to 1992
  21. Party V: In Northern Virginia (GWU/BNA), “crew of the Longshot ,” 1993
  22. Party W: “The Paragon,” 1993 to 1995
  23. Party X: “Dragon Quest 3” and PBEM 1995
  24. Party Y: More quasi-N.P.C.s 1991-
  25. “A Team” in John Z.G.’s “Gwynned in Greyhawk” 1996
  26. “B Team” in John Z.G.’s “Gwynned in Greyhawk” 1996 (ran GURPS “the S.J.I.,” “Gaslight Grimoire,” and “Vortex” campaigns and played in Storyteller: World of Darkness from 1995 to 1999)
  27. “The Liberators,” D&D3.0 in Massachusetts (IDG/CW), 2000 to 2002
  28. “Liberators” young allies, 2001
  29. “Liberators” backup and crossover with Ted A.H.’s “Solar Gods: the Ether Wars,” 2002
  30. Yb-2a: “the Dragonslayers,” 2002 to 2004
  31. Yb-2b: “Dragonslayers” backups and crew of the Dragon’s Bane , 2003 to 2004
  32. “Grace’s Coterie,” PBEM, 2004 to 2005
  33. Yb-3c: “Mystical Harmony/the Seekers of Lore/Lorewardens,” 2005 to 2006
  34. Yb-4a: D&D3.5, The “Broken Chains” 2007 to 2008
  35. Pathfinder : “Holy Steel” telecom team, 2008 to 2011
  36. D&D4e (TT), “The Faith-Based Initiative” 2009
  37. Pathfinder and Skype/Rolz, “The Uncommon Companions” 2011 to 2012
  38. D&D Next playtest: The Caves of Chaos (revisited, 5e, along with various other one-shots) 2012
  39. “Vistel’s Expedition” (Boston area, using the D20 Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game, Dungeon Crawl Classics, Pathfinder, and FATE 3e Legends of Anglerre) 2012-2015
  40. “A New Dawn” (Asian-style fantasy, using the Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game , AD&D1 Oriental Adventures , Skype, and an online dice roller) 2013-2015
  41. The “Storm Riders” (EH/RBR, Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition) 2015-2016
  42. The “Shadow Wyvern Company” (D&D5e, Skype, Rolz) 2015-2016
  43. “Journey From Khemet: Talons of Tanis” (WTWH; Ancient Egyptian fantasy, using D&D5e) 2018-2019
  44. “Sailing From Saltmarsh to Shihwan” (using D&D5e Ghosts of Saltmarsh, Discord, and Roll20) 2020
  45. “Northern Frontier” party in the Ivory Mountains and beyond (R247; using D&D5e, online) 2021

Parties of the "Vanished Lands"

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