Isle Of Gamers - Roll For Trainwreck

Two new members join our taker group. They also take two jobs at once. One from their "favorite" Steward and another from a former teammate's dependent.

Our agents look into some drug dealers gone missing and a new drug is hitting the streets with ties to an old enemy.

Our takers take another DHQS job. A simple VIP recovery job. Of course nothing is simple in The Lost as they come up against some opposition.

Our takers take a job from a new client. They need to find a missing team. Will they find them or something else?

Left overs from the cowboy years come back to bite the modern day DG in the butt. A Green Box in a snow storm has reported a breach. It's up to our agents to investigate and handle whatever they find.

Our survivors head out trying to find a safe place. Our Humvee armed only with flood lights set out into the night. Can they arrive at their destination? What will they find if they get there?

Our takers set out on another job. They got a easy delivery job but don't like people they meet during the job.

Is there such a thing as being too friendly? What do you do when a voice appears in your head asking you to do things that only you can hear? Find out as three unsuspecting first responders get exposed to the unnatural.

Our takers head out on their next job. The group, not at full strength, take on a building clearing job for a group of Crusaders. What's the worst that could happen?

We continue our mission to find the water making sphere. Diane uses the singularity sphere. More shenanigans happen! Final episode of season 1.

We start our first score. Our team heads down to Red Wood City in search of loot. Unfortunately for them, many bad things happen during the job.

With the brain in tow, we set out on our next adventure. Unable to go home due to the pass being closed for winter, we decide to investigate a purple forest to the south.

Red Mist continues their first job out in the Oakland docks. As always things go according to plan and then they quickly fall apart. We also design our first score.

Sadly we lost part one of The Beale. What you missed: we made it though the mountain pass, met some wandering monks, helped save a village from flying disc creatures, and Diane playing in different colored pools. In part 2 we head towards The Embered Peaks to find the source of a psychic disturbance and hopefully our goal: to find a device that can speak to the dead.

We start our first Red Markets campaign. Our Taker group known Red Mist set out on their first job and we do some vignettes to learn about each other's dependents.

These things are true. The World is dark. And we are alive. Ten Candles is a great one shot game of survival horror but without the survival. Our players must make it to Fort Victory, one of the last bastions of safety that we know of. Wish us luck, we'll need it. We did make a mistake with the rules and so that's why the game runs as long as it does.

With our new mission, we set out on a caravan. We have many encounters on our trip, some weirder than others. As always the unknown can be a weird place, expect for Diane, Diane is always weird.

We continue our one shot. Our takers have arrived at the job site but are having problems finding a way in and have attracted the attention of a rival taker group. How will our players fair? What other complication will arise?

We have adventures in the grand city of Charmonde, the capitol of Navarene. We turn in a quest and get a new one. We do some shopping and get healthy. We also get into shenanigans.

We take our first dip into Red Markets in this one shot. The Liquidators, based out of The Rock, need a job. Conveniently an opportunity has arisen. The Torus, a massive building from at tech company, remains untouched since the outbreak. The job, to good to pass up, is taken. But why has such a building not been looted in the 5 years since the zombies first appeared?