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Showing posts with label
campaign
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01 April 2023
The Power of Names on a Map
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Whatever do you think of this? A moderate amount of prep. Driving around in the city looking at the street signs and the Google map, it’s ...
27 March 2023
Elevator Pitch for the The Ongoing Cyfandil Campaign
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The handbill on the wall of the Brass Dragon reads,
01 February 2023
Role-Playing Is
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No. Role-playing is not using a funny voice or inflicting your OC on the rest of the table. That’s play-acting. Role-playing is accepting ...
28 December 2022
Welcome to Cyfandil
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An enjoyable rustic pastime Cyfandil is a temperate island chain at a northern latitude, consisting two major islands and hundreds of sma...
24 December 2022
Bullpen Chargen
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No, not that bullpen. But close. I think what I'm going to do is have each player roll up four sets of stats and a job and then have the...
23 December 2022
Cyfandil's One-Page Campaign Document
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This will change of course. Here is a screenshot of the document. It's not exactly the way I said it should be but it has all the inform...
21 December 2022
Writing a One-Page Campaign Document
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The one-page campaign document is a primer on what kind of world you’re running and what the next campaign is going to be like. High Medieva...
20 December 2022
Don’t Invest in Your Character?
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Yes you read that right. Don’t invest in your character. What does that mean? It simply means that you can enjoy playing just as much - or...
15 December 2022
Preparing a world, Preparing a session
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The essence of play in the folkstyle of D&D is to push into unknown places, to explore, to meet new people, to acquire resources such ...
09 December 2022
Greater Cragstone
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This is greater Cragstone. The little hexes are 1 mile across and the bigger ones are 6 miles across. In reality, the towns are a little cl...
07 December 2022
Races and Places
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Not the map - just an example On the People of the Realm One of the implicit assumptions of vanilla d&d is that the people are analogue...
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