Gongfarmer's Almanac 2015, Hidden Volume 6: Virtual Funnel report
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 9:06 pm
I thought it would be fun to post this just to share my experience using the GFA 2015's Virtual Funnel idea, since I had some fun with it and wanted to share with those who may not have heard of it or who may have forgotten about it in the years since passed.
First, a little background on it:
https://gongfarmersalmanac.com/downloads/gfa-2015/
This is the 2015 edition of the Gongfarmer's Almanac, a fan-created zine full of all sorts of goodies. I am only new to DCC but digging into the back catalogue of community creations like these has been so fun!
The bit I wanted to point out was the secret 6th Volume hidden at the end of the 2015 pdf, after the credits. There was so much content created that they had enough to fill another volume with a bunch of cool stuff.
One of those things was the Virtual Funnel, and I just wanted to share two virtually-funneled characters who are ready to level up that I created over the course of about an hour there where I couldn't get to sleep and decided I needed to roll a few dice...
Human Goliard (some kind of medieval poet?)
Str 4, Agi 9, Sta 8, 9 Per, 11 Int, 3 Luck (Had to burn a LOT of luck to get this guy to survive )
XP: 11, HP: 3
Rewards:
+ Impermanent magic item (shoved their arm into a mysterious bowl of goo and found...)
Losses:
- 11 starting gold (thrown away to escape a flock of murderous magpies)
Human Smuggler
Str 11, Agi 7, 11 Sta, 11 Per, 13 Int, 8 Luck
XP: 11, HP: 3
Rewards:
+ Bludgeoning weapon (found in the remains of a caveslime)
+ Impermanent magic item (snatched the artefact off the sorcerer's pedastel)
+ Random 1st level spell (broke the sorcerer's curse)
Losses:
- None!
Along the way, two characters died (thankfully you retain their gained XP, otherwise you'd never make it out alive):
Human Chimney Sweep - eyes gouged out
Halfling Ferryman - eaten by a grue
Note the flavour text I threw in for each reward / loss is just made up by me, the pdf gives you some examples but you are ultimately left to make stuff up yourself (if you want).
I also used the Alternate Occupations tables for these guys too, hence the different occupations.
Feel free to share your own virtual zeroes if anyone else has messed around with this.
Cheers!
Feir
First, a little background on it:
https://gongfarmersalmanac.com/downloads/gfa-2015/
This is the 2015 edition of the Gongfarmer's Almanac, a fan-created zine full of all sorts of goodies. I am only new to DCC but digging into the back catalogue of community creations like these has been so fun!
The bit I wanted to point out was the secret 6th Volume hidden at the end of the 2015 pdf, after the credits. There was so much content created that they had enough to fill another volume with a bunch of cool stuff.
One of those things was the Virtual Funnel, and I just wanted to share two virtually-funneled characters who are ready to level up that I created over the course of about an hour there where I couldn't get to sleep and decided I needed to roll a few dice...
Human Goliard (some kind of medieval poet?)
Str 4, Agi 9, Sta 8, 9 Per, 11 Int, 3 Luck (Had to burn a LOT of luck to get this guy to survive )
XP: 11, HP: 3
Rewards:
+ Impermanent magic item (shoved their arm into a mysterious bowl of goo and found...)
Losses:
- 11 starting gold (thrown away to escape a flock of murderous magpies)
Human Smuggler
Str 11, Agi 7, 11 Sta, 11 Per, 13 Int, 8 Luck
XP: 11, HP: 3
Rewards:
+ Bludgeoning weapon (found in the remains of a caveslime)
+ Impermanent magic item (snatched the artefact off the sorcerer's pedastel)
+ Random 1st level spell (broke the sorcerer's curse)
Losses:
- None!
Along the way, two characters died (thankfully you retain their gained XP, otherwise you'd never make it out alive):
Human Chimney Sweep - eyes gouged out
Halfling Ferryman - eaten by a grue
Note the flavour text I threw in for each reward / loss is just made up by me, the pdf gives you some examples but you are ultimately left to make stuff up yourself (if you want).
I also used the Alternate Occupations tables for these guys too, hence the different occupations.
Feel free to share your own virtual zeroes if anyone else has messed around with this.
Cheers!
Feir