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<blockquote data-quote="La Bete" data-source="post: 447741" data-attributes="member: 6079">My group had a couple of bashes at BR, one set over in Rheulgard(sp?), where we split the kingdom up (a mni-civil war) and divvied it up amongst the players. We ended up interacting more with the Goblins and Elves than with anyone else until late in the game, where we were dealing with some of the Brecht nations.A later game was actually set in northern Aduria! We jimmied with the history, and had the northern part of the continent settled by various colonies, alongside Mieres. For this game we revamped the domain rules pretty thoroughly, and had it as a multi-GM campaign. With a lot of intra-party plotting.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> Again we didnt deal with any of the big players in Anuire, as we would normally deal with their minions during negotiations - of course we always feared mussing with Mieres in case his liege came over with an army to teach us a lesson.The last game we had was a non-regent game (when 3e came out), which was set in the campaign described above - but 120 years later. It was glorious to show how peoples previously good intentions were twisted by time.Also let me show how what may seem just and reasonable to rulers may appear significantly different on the ground.....didnt answer you Q at all really King_stannis, but its always good to have a rant about BR.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="La Bete, post: 447741, member: 6079"] My group had a couple of bashes at BR, one set over in Rheulgard(sp?), where we split the kingdom up (a mni-civil war) and divvied it up amongst the players. We ended up interacting more with the Goblins and Elves than with anyone else until late in the game, where we were dealing with some of the Brecht nations. A later game was actually set in northern Aduria! We jimmied with the history, and had the northern part of the continent settled by various colonies, alongside Mieres. For this game we revamped the domain rules pretty thoroughly, and had it as a multi-GM campaign. With a lot of intra-party plotting.:D Again we didnt deal with any of the big players in Anuire, as we would normally deal with their minions during negotiations - of course we always feared mussing with Mieres in case his liege came over with an army to teach us a lesson. The last game we had was a non-regent game (when 3e came out), which was set in the campaign described above - but 120 years later. It was glorious to show how peoples previously good intentions were twisted by time. Also let me show how what may seem just and reasonable to rulers may appear significantly different on the ground..... didnt answer you Q at all really King_stannis, but its always good to have a rant about BR. [/QUOTE]

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