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I agree. I always felt the whole holdings system was quite elegant. Abstract enough that it could fit lots of different cultures and...

Yeah, the abstractness is one of the benefits. I quite like guilds because, like the other holdings, you don't need to define them but...

I've done the same with a thread titled something like "into the borderlands" I kept thinking it might be about a ttrpg version of the...

Less a misreading of the title, but I before I clicked it, I had the hope that the great railroad thread was ironically titled and...

I'm not entirely sure what you changed here. Did you...give them a reason to want to talk to these other people and see these other...

It should be pretty easy to port over to different editions/systems you don't even need to keep the whole divine bloodline if you want...

I would be tempted to use Birthright as it is. It’s pretty system agnostic.

Thanks, I'll check that out.

The Birthright Community wiki features this Homebrew Random Events table by user Andrew Tall Its very comprehensive and not only gives...

And if the players do something that plausibly allows them to bypass those swamp encounters but the DM forces them through them anyway...

Thanks for the list, sounds like I have even more books to seek out and read through.

Oh so many... In addition to the previously mentioned Stronghold Builders Guide (WotC) and Fields of Blood (Eden Studios) there's...

Birthright suggests focusing the action in the area the players are located, but it does have an events table that is rolled on each...

I am absolutely convinced that it is always better for the GM to say “OI ! The next adventure is “Perils in Pengewich” You are...

I've always seen railroading as this is the sequence of events A-B-C. Even if you find a plausible way to bypass B and move on to C, B...