A campaign in which everyone plays a sentient steam-era train that cannot communicate with the beings controlling them. The party’s first challenge is to meet up.
CHALLENGE: Campaigns that NOBODY would want to play in
Zardnaar
Legend
ISIS: A Slave Market. The RPG.
Some locals here did design an rpg and got a shop owner to attempt to sell it for cheap. One of the options was a priest who had the ability to summon children. No one bought it and I spoke to two of the guys who designed it and apparently they had tested it. This was sometime between 2004 and 2008 when we had a FLGS.
Some locals here did design an rpg and got a shop owner to attempt to sell it for cheap. One of the options was a priest who had the ability to summon children. No one bought it and I spoke to two of the guys who designed it and apparently they had tested it. This was sometime between 2004 and 2008 when we had a FLGS.
MNblockhead
A Title Much Cooler Than Anything on the Old Site
Yeah, railroad campaigns are the worst. ;-)
Exactly my rationale. Then I saw...
Definitely a strong contender. But unfortunately, I can think of some who would play it.
Here's my proposal:
A manga-style campaign in which the PCs do nothing but wander around a high school run by dinosaurs, within which there are no combat encounters, no social encounters, no puzzles, and no points of interest besides a hidden treasure chest that contains 4d6 trinkets (determined pseudo-randomly through the use of a set formula).
A manga-style campaign in which the PCs do nothing but wander around a high school run by dinosaurs, within which there are no combat encounters, no social encounters, no puzzles, and no points of interest besides a hidden treasure chest that contains 4d6 trinkets (determined pseudo-randomly through the use of a set formula).
Orc & Pie...and you’re the Pie.
MarkB
Legend
Almost certainly. The question is, do you really want to?
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