#RPGaDay2018 – Day 14: Describe a failure that became amazing.

Welcome back to day 14 of #RPGaDay2018. The question today is: Describe a failure that became amazing

This was a tough one… I kept drawing a blank, even my players were stumped for a troy to share. But, when I though about it long and hard I realized there was a story I could tell you.

Here the story of a failure that became amazing in English:

And the same story in Spanish:

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Looking forward to your comments and stories, see you tomorrow!

Welcome, reader; thanks for taking the time to discover who I am! My name is Roberto, although I usually go by Sunglar online. I am a longtime tabletop RPG player, primarily a GM for the better part of that time; some will say that’s because of my love of telling a good story, others because I’m a control freak, but that’s debatable. I was born and raised in Puerto Rico, an island in the Caribbean with a small but active gaming community. I’ve played RPGs for almost 40 years, and for most of that time, I played D&D in all its permutations, including Pathfinder and D&D 5th edition. Other games our regular gaming group plays include Mutants & Masterminds, Castles & Crusades, Savage Worlds, Stars Without Number, Alien, and more. I have played many games through the years and plan to play many more. I am a compulsive homebrewer and rarely play a campaign I have not created myself. You can follow me on social media as Sunglar, and I’m regularly active on Facebook where you can find me posting regularly in the Puerto Rico Role Players group. I am looking forward to hearing from you!