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A Year Of RPG: Reflections on Life and Gaming

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If 2022 could be summed up on a d20 dice roll, it would have been a 3.

Between ER visits, surgery #1, post-operative complications, more ER visits, car troubles, pet illnesses (our eldest cat was diagnosed with diabetes and now requires shots twice a day), medical appointments, a referral to an out-of-town research hospital, more car troubles, a cranky and unreliable laptop computer, consultations, and surgery #2, this was the year that this PC travelled tougher and uncharted terrain of this crazy dungeon crawl we call life.

Why did I not say 2022 was a critical miss? Although Constitution was -2 and hit points were low,  I made all my saving throws and was fortunate enough to wake up from both procedures, leaving drafty hospital gowns and daytime television behind for flannel pajamas and welcomed seasons of Andor, Boba Fett, Mandalorian, and Obi-Wan.

Despite all the distractions, I was able to accomplish some gaming goals this past year, and have some goals for 2023:

Gaming Highlights of 2022

Goals for 2023

What was your biggest achieved RPG goal(s) in 2022? What do you hope to accomplish in 2023?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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#1 Comment By Dan Drummond On December 19, 2022 @ 7:15 pm

Thanks for the post, and I hope 2023 is a lot better than this past year for you. For myself, I hope to outline a 3-4 year campaign in 2023 as two of my players take the GM chair for a two-year period or so. It’s going to be a little nuts to get it all done, but I have a lot of time to think and prepare, so that’s a plus. I even have a title for the campaign — The Destiny War. Hyperbole keeps me inspired…

Wish me luck –and luck to you as well.

Dan

#2 Comment By Lori On December 19, 2022 @ 8:10 pm

Hi, Dan!

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. Yes, I am anticipating an improved 2023! I think that’s great that you are rotating the GM spot. Once you have finished the background work, you will be able to relax and enjoy playing. It will be a good chance for your players to grow as well. I am looking forward to taking the plunge into DMing! Sending you all the luck and good vibes!

-Lori