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I think many players like the idea that the end is not predetermined, and that they can have an impact on the story, rather than having the ending predetermined by the referee. In that way, RPGs are not like books and movies (which exist to…
Time Travel has ALWAYS been my favorite sub-genre of Science Fiction! My earliest were read from my father's collection: "The End of Eternity" by Asimov, and "By His Bootstraps" by Heinlein. The latter includes an almost-"djinn" in the form…
I think the Cultures sounds very promising. I love seeing people's takes on this topic. I rarely read the Campaign Setting... I'm more interested in this side of things! Having said that, I always find legends appealing, because they allow
I think you explained this much better than they did.:-)I think the thing I (and many others) originally got stuck on is the meaning of pillar. I was reading it as sine qua non. As in, that without which it could not be. But if you see the
Great advice! In a way a lot of the things you're suggesting build "drama" and "suspense." I think that's going to give the proceedings more of a "story" feel without the dreaded railroad.I'm going to post a link on Google+. Good stuff. Tha…
I could have sworn I commented yesterday on the first installment, but anyway: I'm digging this series. I'm interested in how these design experiences inform your adventure building approach. I'd say its more the other way around. But once
I actually usually consider the cleric to be the monster-hunter. Van Helsing and all that (focused on demons and undead, I suppose). Maybe the ranger is the mundane equivalent of the cleric? The hunter of beasts in the woods. The AD&D range…
Dagon is one of my favourite Lovecraftian flicks and I was very impressed by The Burrowers when I saw it last year. The Shrine isn't out here (UK) yet - but it's on my list. You've piqued my interest with the others though, which were all p…
Nice post! I agree so much about keeping metagame info from your players. As I said on the B/X Blackrazor post, I've found it's more fun to not use anything from the Monster Manual or DMG. At least with new monsters & magic items, it retain…
+1When you think of the traditional clerical powers (heal wounds, cure disease, purify food/drink etc and even worse create food/drink) it is completely in conflict with a typical Campaign Setting.Assuming a Setting is even remotely based u…
Back in October or 2008, we had a similar discussion in the Canonfire! Forums. The subject was; “How Populated are the Realms?”In my comments on the subject, I quoted from the book: "1066 The Year of the Conquest," pages 12-19. This is the