Not too long ago I was running Legend of the Five Rings, an oriental setting. To change it up one day, we decided to all head to a local sushi restaurant. We took a back table and proceeded to play there for the next 4 hours. It was wonderfully immersive.
Once in high school (oh, so long ago) we had a senior skip day. Despite only being a junior, that day I took the bus to school and jumped into the car of one of the seniors. We headed down to the local state park, meeting a few others there and proceeded to play D&D for the next 6 hours on a picnic table. Being outdoors for that long was again immersive.
What places have you played an RPG game at that fell outside of the norm? Why did you pick that location?
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My back-in-the-days-girlfriend's parents own a really nice and creepy medieval castle somewhere in the bavarian backlands. It was built to overwatch the river "Ilz" by the Lordbishop of the area. I ran the ad&d 2e 25th anniversary edition castle ravenloft module. We played it from friday evening to sunday afternoon in a creepy castle tower (which happens to be the backroom of the medieval style restaurant in the keep) as a one shot. It was autumn, raining all day and the fog crept up the rocky crag. Remembering the moment, when the party finally slew the count and the sun was finally piercing through the cloudy veil around the tower I have to admit: without a doubt the single most immersive d&d experience I ever had. Thanks for bringing up the amazing memories! (see the url for the castle)
My back-in-the-days-girlfriend's parents own a really nice and creepy medieval castle somewhere in the bavarian backlands. It was built to overwatch the river "Ilz" by the Lordbishop of the area. I ran the ad&d 2e 25th anniversary edition castle ravenloft module. We played it from friday evening to sunday afternoon in a creepy castle tower (which happens to be the backroom of the medieval style restaurant in the keep) as a one shot. It was autumn, raining all day and the fog crept up the rocky crag. Remembering the moment, when the party finally slew the count and the sun was finally piercing through the cloudy veil around the tower I have to admit: without a doubt the single most immersive d&d experience I ever had. Thanks for bringing up the amazing memories! (see the url for the castle)
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