The campaign building game:
Originally shared by Claytonian JP
The campaign building game:
Go around the circle, starting at the GMs left.
Each person says one Metal (as in awesome) thing that the world has, and one thing that is in short supply.
Then each person says one bygone civilization, its geographic area in a cardinal sense, and what it was famed for.
Then each person names one would-be power in the current world, be it a country, monster, or member of a class.
To finish, each person pulls a card from a deck and says how that card's number or character relates to the starting town/city/whatever.
I'll try here:
The world has an abundance of magical statues.
It is lacking in beasts of burden due to a plague.
To the North, the silver horde of Milus Torth was famed for its archers and the treasures they hid within burial mounds for their leaders.
The necromancer Fatus Aeld gathers undead leagions a corpse at a time. He plans to darken the skies with the ashes of civilization.
I pulled the 5 of clubs. It represents the infamous five bandit brothers, who are rumored to trouble travelers in these lands.
The campaign building game:
Go around the circle, starting at the GMs left.
Each person says one Metal (as in awesome) thing that the world has, and one thing that is in short supply.
Then each person says one bygone civilization, its geographic area in a cardinal sense, and what it was famed for.
Then each person names one would-be power in the current world, be it a country, monster, or member of a class.
To finish, each person pulls a card from a deck and says how that card's number or character relates to the starting town/city/whatever.
I'll try here:
The world has an abundance of magical statues.
It is lacking in beasts of burden due to a plague.
To the North, the silver horde of Milus Torth was famed for its archers and the treasures they hid within burial mounds for their leaders.
The necromancer Fatus Aeld gathers undead leagions a corpse at a time. He plans to darken the skies with the ashes of civilization.
I pulled the 5 of clubs. It represents the infamous five bandit brothers, who are rumored to trouble travelers in these lands.
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