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Please find below some of the adventures experienced by the Warriors of Gar, Club Squirrel, UNIT and Stourbridge Wargamers.

All links link to my Session Reports on RPG Geek.

Adventure Log

Star Wars D6 1st Edition, 2nd Edition & 2nd Edition Expanded

This is where my role-playing began back in 1987. Even though I have played Star Wars with several groups they all take place in my own little Star Wars Universe.

The Temple of the Sand People - Part 1

The Temple of the Sand People - Part 2

The Temple of the Sand People - Part 3

Otherspace - Ber'asco's Revenge! - Episode 1

Otherspace - Ber'asco's Revenge! - Episode 2

Otherspace - Ber'asco's Revenge! - Episode 3 & 4

Tatooine Manhunt - part one

Tatooine Manhunt - part two

Tatooine Manhunt - part three

Star Wars D20, Revised Core Rulebook & Saga

Beyond the Blood Drift - The Battle of Gar

Warriors of Gar: The Wizard of Gar

Star Wars - Edge of the Empire

Escape from Mos Shuuta

Escape from Mos Shuuta - Part 2

Star Wars - Age of Rebellion

The below campaign is my current one. It does take place in my own Star Wars Universe but with a few exceptions that can be found on the Age of Rebellion campaign pages.

Planet of Ice

Escape from Paradise - Part 1

Escape from Paradise - Part 2

Escape from Paradise - Part 3

Escape from Paradise - Part 4

The Force Unknown - Part 1

The Force Unknown - Part 2

The Force Unknown - Part 3

The Force Unknown - Part 4

The Force Unknown - Part 5

Shadowrun

I started playing Shadowrun back with 1st Ed. Skipped 2nd, liked 3rd but didn't play it, disliked 4th, and quite like the current 5th edition. Mixing future cyber-punk technology with magiuc and fantasy creates a great world for role-playing. I still find the system can be a bit clunky at times but it's worth it to run the shadows.

Club Squirrel Adventures - Awakening

Call of Cthulhu

Based on the horror novels of H.P.Lovecraft Call of Cthulhu delivers a slice of gothic horror that I've not seen surpassed in role-playing games. The Skill system is pretty simple, as is the premise, try not to die or go insane.

Dungeons & Dragons

The daddy of role-playing games and still as much fun as ever. I didn't play 1st & 2nd editions much but have had many adventures using 3 and 3.5. 4th was a simple system but a bit lame to be considered D&D. 5th edition critically hits the spot and is a great game of fun, sword and sorcery.

Gamma World