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I'd say yes, since in the PHB (if I remember correctly) is explicitated that you gain HP with a CON increase. I don't have the book here though, so bear with me if I'm wrong.

It. Does. Not. Exist. Period. [emoji33]

Well, you could always ready some some plots on different planes, and randomize over them [emoji6] (edit reason: Android spellchecker)

Interesting concept! I can imagine that the inhabitants grow food and cattle on patches on the city. As for the artisans, they could be very specialized mithrilsmiths, and actually set the course of the city towards wherever there is a rich vein, or a profitable market; with the earnings, they...

Owlbears Rust Monsters Carrion Crawlers Kobolds Gelatinous Cubes A (baby) dragon ^_^ (I envy them a little: ah, to have another first taste of D&D!)

Really, I want that so much! Oh well, I guess we're going to be satisfied in a couple of weeks ;-)

Actually what I was saying was that the Thieves' Guild (or whatever guild) should have reasons to exist, otherwise it's just a CRPG guild, which you join for the quests and maybe a benefit or two, and otherwise doesn't have any impact in the world you're playing. The PCs don't have to join any...

I think that it has mostly to do with mindset, and most of the previous posts I've seen corroborate my claim. I would say that if you don't have fun anymore you should quit being DM: try having one of your players master for some time, while you rebuild up your mojo. Switching sides could help...

This! Definitely this!

Exactly my point of view. Well said Dausuul

On to the OP: I prefer to master (and play) PCs with some background; they give me a sense of fullness within the setting, motivates them and give a broader scope to the adventures (but then again I prefer sandbox campaigns to so-called Adventure Paths, and I think the two things are different...

Well, what about the thieves in the Guild? Are they willing to part with some of their profits and still do nothing? Won't the Guild enforcers go after the rogue Rogue (pun intended)? Associations come with both perks and fees, if freelancers are allowed to work untouched then the Guild has no...

It's refreshing to read through this thread: I'm getting to know settings I wasn't award of! So much good from being away from this hobby so much!

Add to that also Birthright andò Spelljammer [emoji6]

Actually you could make it a demiplane, as per Planescape; have it made by a wizard with a penchant for nature and maybe the want of nurture a budding civilization.

In reverse order: 4) Eberron (never played in it, but from what I've read sounds interesting) 3) Dark Sun 2) Ravenloft 1) Planescape :-)

Well, first of all I'd describe the monster, without actually saying it's a troll; after that, if exploiting its weaknesses is likeable ok with that, otherwise I'd ask the player if he thinks his PC would actually know that, for example, the troll is vulnerable to fire. But only if the troll AND...

You should find some time, as the setting you've coinceived has a lot of Ravenloft feel (and after all both Ravenloft and Innistrad are WotC IPs, so I can see there has already been some borrowing...) Good luck with your experiment, sounds fun!

Heh, I think WFRP is one of the stingiest games in term of gold :-)

Just a quick pop-in to say: I love your idea JWO! :-) Be it for SJ or another setting, it can seriously break some expectations from your players, having them reframing their experience and actually seeing something with new eyes! Keep us updated please