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CAR WARS! :)

Amber Role-playing - Game to promote story telling but used no dice. Yea, I have it but it did not work as a game.

I say go to history and adjust. Cult of the Emperor - Group that worship the reincarnation of X, they believe a person is a God. You can have a person that is or that could be or carries the genes of this X and is watched for or is being looked for. Hellfire Clubs - motto "do what thou...

Could go with Warship deck plans, noticed a lot of spaceships from the 50s were setup like a 40s battleship.

this is why you had the Robot that goes mad

Yea, just do a search on spaceship blueprints or cut-aways Forbidden Planet

Sounds like What We do in Shadows. :)

You may want to look at DrivethruRPG for something like Markets & Merchandise

You are just creating more problems but only going with main expenses. Money slips away with the little things. Think about what services are being provided by an adventure guild, place them into tiers, the more you pay in fees the more services you are provided. Then the Church, heals...

Develop a Cost of Living per day. This is just daily expense for a player, food, lodging, bath, care of animals, supplies, upkeep of clothing, bribes, entertainment, city taxes, gate fees, tolls, guild fees, church fees, insurance, etc... More details the better. Then just minus out the money...

Dark/Gritty Fantasy Standard Fantasy Sci-Fi comedy

For me it is Zweihander in The Witcher world (use the computer game book). Just a different mindset.

For me, a good power structure chart and flow charts for events. There are five elements (for lack of a better term) that I break power into: Food - it's production and transportation. Military - Guards, army, navy, watchmen, weapon makers. Guilds & Churches - legal or illegal, your wizards...

Hydroponic and light spells, Guinea pigs and cave spiders (taste like crab when boiled), mushrooms and the race that looks like mushrooms (it is not cannibalism when it is a plant.)

It is important thing to remember in setting up your campaign, long lived races become caretakers (management of the short-lived) and there can be conflicts with those that see their lives gone so quickly (good reason to become vampires and other undead). If a long-lived race removes itself...

Well, it is like this for me :) the more the better. Players have all sort of crazy thoughts when they see a DM with a lot of dice in hand.

Also, maps were very well guarded, trade routes were a highly prizes secret for goods and knowledge. So, some may lead a party 'off the map.' Map icons become important, telling readers what to expect.

One of my favorite things to do, maps made by different races. Distance to a dwarf was in a different measurement than humans and elves and landmarks were more exploitable. Elves, tend to focus on beauty, humans the tallest thing they could see. You also have to think about 'change'. If...

Paranoia, just take out the humor, except for Red Shirts. :rolleyes: ;)