Some pictures of Old Silver Coins that existed during the early 20th century

These pics of silver coins are for use in Call of Cthulhu for Keepers to describe what the coins actually look like if their players ask or the investigators want to know if its part of a conspiracy.  So, here they are, granted, I only have a few.

From left to right and top to bottom.  Eisenhower Copper Dollar, Lady Liberty Silver Dollar, Buffalo Nickel, Silver Quarter, Lady Liberty Silver Half-Dollar, JFK Silver Half-Dollar, FDR Silver Dime, Lady Liberty silver dime, Betsy Ross dime.

Same line-up as the top pick, only sideways.

The game continues...

The DnD 3.5 game has continued and since I shared my blog on their website, it's only fair to share the link to my portal on their website on here.  So, here is the link to my ObsidianPortal Portal that has the next part of the adventure on the adventure log tab.

http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/dnd-3-5-faerun

The site actually is great for keeping track of your adventure, is great for running a game since their are options for keeping GM secrets secret and you can give your adventuring group extra XP if they fill out their characters online.  I know I gave my players 10,000 XP to fill out the character sheets online and only had one not fill out the character info but he created the profile.  Its nice if you become a full member, cause then there is a forum and if the players have questions, either you or other players can answer the questions.

Call of Cthulhu calls me Dagon

So, I have told my Tuesday Night gaming group about how I want to try out running a Call of Cthulhu game and see how much fun we can have with it.  This could be a bad idea because I have never actually played in a game of CoC, but have listened to some of the pod casts done by a group called "Skype of Cthulhu" which records their gaming sessions via Skype and I kinda like it.  Of course its only audio, but its better than nothing.

I don't know if I mentioned it before, or in a post before this one, but the Tuesday Night gaming actually switched to Friday Night gaming.  One of the players almost drove off the road because the Tuesday night thing didn't mesh well with his Wednesday morning job.

Anyway, hopefully in the future you'll be reading the escapades of the group in horrific situations.  Until next time, have fun and safe gaming!