These are my notes from each session of my first D&D campaign. They’re presented as if they were written by my character Tiberius. The player characters in this campaign are:
You can see Tiberius’ character sheet here.
Warrior’s Journal: Day 14 Last night I decided to talk to the bounty hunters. I found them at the bar after the snowball tournament and I beat them at 3 dragon ante. Their names are Snow and Badger. Badger is the weird one I met a couple days ago. They’re planning to head out soon and either head north east or towards the coast. I lied to them and said that there’s nothing worth while on the coast. ...
Warrior’s Journal: Day 11 It’s been a few days since my last entry. I was sore for the last few days because of the goblin ambush. People are coming going from the barracks, but I’m not really sure what’s going on. If it’s important, someone will tell me. I’ve been practicing my writing and calligraphy though. It helps me clear my mind and since I started, haven’t been as obsessed about the incident that made my leave home. It’s getting easier now that I’m practicing. I think I’ve memorized how to write most of the letters, so these entries should take less time to write. I still need to work on my calligraphy. My left hand smudges the ink a lot so I’ll ask shopkeeper if there’s any technique that left-handed calligraphers use. ...
Hero’s Warrior’s Journal: Day 1 Pat always said that a great warrior must train themselves in one of the fine skills and not just combat. I think I’ve hit new low, so I’m willing to try anything at this point. Maybe practicing writing and calligraphy will help. Maybe I’ll purchase some cooking tools too. Today I came back from a week out hunting. I’ve been in this town for almost a month. It’s been exactly 8 weeks since I woke up in the hospital. The scar on the back of my head stopped swelling and my head no longer hurts. I’m a mediocre hunter. I’m not the stealthiest. That would be ok if was a good shot with a bow, but I don’t know how these guys hit shots from 1000 or more feet away from a moving target. They all say that I should spend more time at the range, but it’s so boring sitting around and waiting for an hour between chances to shoot 15 arrows. I need some action in my training! At least I can practice my boxing against the training dummies while I’m in town. Or maybe I can convince a sucker, one of the town guards, to hold my pads. ...