About Mark’s Campaign
My Story: 40 Years Behind the Screen
This site is my living archive of tabletop RPG campaigns—what we played, who played and the moments that stuck. It’s equal parts record-keeping, nostalgia, and a guide for anyone who loves long-running worlds.
How it started
From a Single Session to a Lifetime of Campaigns
I started running games because I loved the feeling of a table leaning in at the same time—when a plan clicks, a joke lands, or a risky roll changes everything.
Over the years the systems changed, the maps got better, and the cast rotated as life did what life does. What stayed constant was the ritual: friends, snacks, character sheets, and a shared story that only exists because everyone brings something to it.
The best campaigns aren’t perfect—they’re remembered.
Mark
Mark’s Campaign is where I keep those memories organized: synopses, years run, player/character lists, and the chapter-by-chapter beats that made each arc feel real. If you’ve ever wanted to revisit an old party, borrow a plot hook, or just browse what a decades-long hobby looks like, you’re in the right place.
What this archive captures
A Practical Record of Play
I built this archive to make it easy to browse by system, then year, then campaign—without filters, logins, or noise.
Every campaign entry keeps the essentials visible: years run, game system, and the player/character pairs that defined the party. When there’s more to dig into, the campaign detail pages break the story into chapters so you can skim or deep-read at your own pace.
Numbers can’t measure a good table, but they do tell a story: consistency, curiosity, and the kind of long-term play that turns fictional places into familiar ones.
Artifacts from the Table
A few glimpses of the hobby—dice, notes, and the small tools that help big stories happen. (More campaign photos live in the full gallery.)
