The Director Welcomes You
Who is Mitch Method?
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Detectives, As you can see you are trapped inside the outside of a Underwater Private Jet plane . We almost couldn't find you — Please explain when you get back. All we know is "Dull Banshee" is responsible and they sent us this message - "The group finds a random cow at the Snowy garrison". Your mission was anti-surveillance, achieve what you can.
Hopefully you still have that Delicate Clamp hidden on you.
— The Burner Phone you were holding self destructs.
Dawson Hammond
"Dull Banshee"
6' 5"
Amber eyes
Small mole / Neck
The Board of Obedient Health
Liking
Highly Brave
Make a lot of money because of grief and loss
Mitch the "Happy Demon"
Tall
The Bitter Shelter
Pitch Black Reef
Secrecy Sanctuary
Fairy Pulls on the coat tails of one of the adventurers
Sewer Attempts to rob a bank
German Trench Club Crashes slowly
Bunny strikes the ground
Daisy's Canopy Bed Closet
Molina's Canopy Bed Hole
White's Pipe Group
Schmidt's Skeletal Animal Boutique
Acid Fog
Swinging Block of Downfall
Canopy Bed that is glowing
Pipe made of heavy metal
Secret Canopy Bed
Hidden Wrench
Bracer of Downfall
If caster is wearing a magic ring, he can’t use it for 1d4 days
| Name | Codename | Career | Likes | Dislikes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miles Molina | "Nice Spleens" | Merchant | Football | Comic Books |
| Waylon White | "Cheap Lemons" | Mole | Doves | Music |
| Easton Hogan | Professional Cuddler | Acorns | Contracts | |
| Daisy Davidson | Fortune Cookie Writer | Honey | Jigsaw Puzzles | |
| Jackson Schmidt | Scientist | Flashlights | Toilets |
After years of playing Dungeons & Dragons, I decided to make a variation where everything is improv. The DM knows as much as the players and you tell a story together - sitcom style. We use this site as a quest starter, think of some characters, and see how much we can make each other laugh.
It's designed to be simple, portable, and dependent on being creative & inventive. I wanted a framework to guide the plot forward but let us find the story. This page is just a guide to help the stories become too redundant - take as much as you want, ignore as much as you need. If you want to follow along with our adventures or read some examples, check out my personal story notes.
This concept and site was crafted by Andrew Maruska with linguistic help from Evan Stark
Be Silly. The goal is to laugh not to have a normal adventure. Someone wants to go to the moon? Fuck yeah they do and we're going to do it with medieval technology.
Set UpGive the players a home base, a year they want to play in, and some general ownership of the setup. It's more successful when everyone has helped create the world because when a player makes suggestions it's easier to integrate them without feeling too precious. It helps to have a figurehead that assigns the quest to authoritatively start.
Characters90% of creating a character here is a funny voice you're forced to talk in for 3 hours. I typically have people pick one trait they want to be good at and give them a slight advantage when using that - and the same for a negative trait. Don't overcomplicate it. They wanna be a skateboarder who can't feel love? perfect. +2 to cool & -2 to social acceptance.
RollingThis can be whatever you want but as a general rule I use d20's as a graded scale. Sometimes, I craft the roll to mimic the action i.e. if they are walking a tight rope then might need to roll a 10 because 20 & 1 make them fall to one side or the other. Rolling in D&D got boring so make it fun again.
Dungeon MasterYour goal is to say 'Yes and...' but realistically it's 'Yes and roll to see if you can actually do that triple backflip down the cliff to mount the attacking phoenix...' - It's okay to make them fail, just don't tell them no. This guide is to help you be 1 step ahead of the players but it can't know the vibe of the room, have some empathy and play to the crowd.
EndingNo one can tell you this. The guide is to help you get 1/3 of the adventure set up and the rest will be created by the adventuring party. Have fun with it and try to tie up some loose ends at the end (or don't and bring them back for another adventure).