Mark's Campaign

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 we played, and the moments that stuck. It’s equal parts record-keeping, nostalgia, and a guide for anyone who loves long-running worlds.

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Hand holding a die at a tabletop roleplaying game session
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.

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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.

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Years of GMing
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Campaign worlds built
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One-shots & side quests
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Friends at the table

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.)

Colorful polyhedral dice used for tabletop roleplaying games Brass twenty-sided die on a character sheet Twenty-sided die in focus with miniatures blurred in the background Tools and supplies for assembling and painting tabletop miniatures
Colorful polyhedral dice used for tabletop roleplaying games Brass twenty-sided die on a character sheet Twenty-sided die in focus with miniatures blurred in the background Tools and supplies for assembling and painting tabletop miniatures
Colorful polyhedral dice used for tabletop roleplaying games Brass twenty-sided die on a character sheet Twenty-sided die in focus with miniatures blurred in the background Tools and supplies for assembling and painting tabletop miniatures
Colorful polyhedral dice used for tabletop roleplaying games Brass twenty-sided die on a character sheet Twenty-sided die in focus with miniatures blurred in the background Tools and supplies for assembling and painting tabletop miniatures
Colorful polyhedral dice used for tabletop roleplaying games Brass twenty-sided die on a character sheet Twenty-sided die in focus with miniatures blurred in the background Tools and supplies for assembling and painting tabletop miniatures
Colorful polyhedral dice used for tabletop roleplaying games Brass twenty-sided die on a character sheet Twenty-sided die in focus with miniatures blurred in the background Tools and supplies for assembling and painting tabletop miniatures

Have a Memory to Add—or a Question to Ask?

If you played in one of these campaigns, I’d love to hear what you remember. And if you’re just browsing, feel free to reach out with questions or corrections.

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