Arthgar is the campaign world in which I played D&D from September 19, 1982 through to 1989 (or so), though more time was spent at the table in the first 18 months than all the subsequent years. The the group started playing together at the Creative Gaming Society, a gamer's club that used to exist at Memorial University of Newfoundland. The initial playing schedule was three times a week, Sunday afternoons from 3 till 6 or 7, and two nights a week, usually Tuesdays and Thursdays (I think). Fortunately, being 17 years old and in first year university didn't make any of us overly concerned about acedemic performance (and it showed). During the first session there were about 10 or 11 different players, which quickly fractured into two groups.
This web page is the collected comments by various group members on the campaign and its events, remembered some 15 years later. I have edited some of the message text attributed to the others to avoid stringing together rambling e-mail threads of clarification. This page is definitely a work in progress.
Kevin Brown: DM
David Janes:
Glimar,
Cedar,
Kalib Hastur,
Elric
John McDonald:
Karish,
Daemon
Cyril Mullins:
Musan,
Ciecero,
Strum,
Ziltch
Steve Hart:
Sundry Moribunds
Campaign chronology
Early adventures
Later adventures
How to browbeat a DM into submission
The Black Council
Random acts of evil
Random acts of lunacy
Maps
Here's some photos of the group.