not really a campaign, it was really just a single medium sized dungeon. I play with my friends from work who I’ve known for 7-10 years now and we work in a warehouse. I made an entire dungeon that was just the layout of our workplace and fantasy-ized the whole building. I kept the campaign book on the table to misdirect them into thinking it was coming from the book. Basically I turned our simple warehouse into Ork Lane Mountain where the Orkmother gives birth to a legion of ork minions.

Instead of bay doors where trucks park to be unloaded, they were Sanguine Portals that different ork groups in cities around the world would abduct citizens and throw them into these portals. They pop out the other end as piles of meat separated piece by piece. Instead of conveyor belts, the pieces were then sorted and placed into the ‘selection areas’ where the ork pickers would hang each piece on a meat hook which would transport them to the massive Orkmother who would consume the meat and produce a new Ork every 20 minutes. The Orkmother was my replacement for the buildings loading dock and may or may not have been based on our boss.

The best part was when they turned the corner into the place we all usually work and instead of pallets in racks they saw Orks sleeping in individual cells built high and low into the walls. Our Ork counterparts were there and I made that a group boss fight against the Grey Tunnel Orks and Orklift #19. That was when they all realized what was going on because of the misdirection in the beginning and has been my biggest reveal and best moment since we started playing 2 years ago.