Jürgen Hubert on Nostr: Okay, I received first player feedback for my #ttrpg campaign pitches. They liked the ...
Okay, I received first player feedback for my #ttrpg campaign pitches. They liked the #Ptolus pitch, but they have been rather oversaturated with #Golarion campaigns. However, they are also interested in campaigns in either #Eberron or the #ForgottenRealms .
To reiterate, this is what I am looking for:
- The campaign should have a fairly strong regional focus - a region which the PCs can explore in depth, make connections with local people and organizations, and visit the same places again and again but under changing circumstances. (One reason is that this allows characters easily leave and join the action if one player is absent. But I have also come to the conclusion that I work best as a GM when I do a lot of worldbuilding for the campaign area in advance, instead of trying to do a "scenery of the week" travel campaign).
- The PCs should have a reason to stick together beyond mere wealth acquisition.
- There should be plenty of room for characters to drive their own plots - individually and collectively - instead of merely reacting to the world around them.
So, any good ideas for regions and campaign frameworks?
#dnd
https://thefolklore.cafe/@juergen_hubert/113335382839115302
To reiterate, this is what I am looking for:
- The campaign should have a fairly strong regional focus - a region which the PCs can explore in depth, make connections with local people and organizations, and visit the same places again and again but under changing circumstances. (One reason is that this allows characters easily leave and join the action if one player is absent. But I have also come to the conclusion that I work best as a GM when I do a lot of worldbuilding for the campaign area in advance, instead of trying to do a "scenery of the week" travel campaign).
- The PCs should have a reason to stick together beyond mere wealth acquisition.
- There should be plenty of room for characters to drive their own plots - individually and collectively - instead of merely reacting to the world around them.
So, any good ideas for regions and campaign frameworks?
#dnd
https://thefolklore.cafe/@juergen_hubert/113335382839115302