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Where did the original party meet there end?

The first campaign I ever took part in started in a way similar to this as well, so I don't mind this type of thing as an initial set up either. It's a bad set up for characters in an existing campaign though, so I would not go with this hook if I wanted to introduce the arc to a group that's...

That did it, I am now determined to get a PHD and publish a peer reviewed work under the name, "Spectaculor the Magnificent".

Lot's of pot shots about Salvatore. It'd be interesting if he shows up as a surprise guest at one of these things in the future!

I could definitely be swayed into believing someone's faith, even if it is a radical one, if I feel that the current one hasn't done enough, has outright abandoned me, or if the new faith appeals to me on a personal level. Even in places with active clerics of involved deities, things like...

The PC would be in the same position as any person starting their own religion, they'd have to connect with those that are on the fence or feel disaffected from their traditional faiths and sway them. It happens often enough in our own world, and while it does have the capacity to bring some...

I think this would be a pretty fun idea too! Let the PCs revel in what they earned!

Birthright has gods, and many of the rulers are infused with the essence of dead gods, so it's also hard to be an atheist there as well. I do recall that in past editions, clerics could also receive spells by devoting themselves to a particular cause or by possessing an abnormally strong belief...

The first question has been answered pretty well by others. Money is the reason why they are going with Forgotten realms. They own the property, it's popular, and it has tons of novels to acclimate new blood into the game. I myself, got into D&D mainly from the Forgotten Realms books of the...

Would you believe that I also had this come up at one point? I am also inclined to agree that they are unable to reproduce with members outside of their species, but then again as the DM you can rule what ever you wish. It may set up an interesting drama in that they can't have a family, but...

"Please.. before I die you must see these... D's NUTS!" For an enemy injured beyond the ability to talk, have them beacon a party member, once they have their attention they begin to scrawl something in their own blood, finishing a lovingly rendered part of the male anatomy before they expire.

You should definitely try to present the campaign setting you invested so much into as a first choice. Get in touch with those that showed the most interest and let them know the style of game that you're running and see if they are still okay with that type of game. If you want to 'ease' them...

You may also want a mini adventure just to get a layout of the mansion and the routine of it's staff and an idea of it's defenses, and thus the consequences for rash actions. That way the PCs can come up with a true Ocean's 11 style plan rather than kick in the door and murder everything. You...

I was always under the impression that D&D coins were more like modern coins, and are comprised of more than just the metal associated with them. I.E, a gold coin is not pure gold, but a mixture of metals and their value is set at what ever the governing body responsible for the minting says...