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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mr. Kaze" data-source="post: 1669878" data-attributes="member: 8848">Darn skippy.Yes.  And use silly voices where applicable.  My wife loves it when I read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to her because of Marvin's voice.  Of course, if you don't have somebody who wants to listen to you read out loud, then you might be better getting an audiobook copy of the title and listening to somebody else's silly voices -- which is how I got started on Hitchhiker's long ago with the Stephen Moore audiobook.  On a related/side note, there are frequently interesting people who tell interesting stories at Ren Fairs and the like.  You can watch them to get a good gauge of what a proper flow of intensity looks like.Netflix is a wonderful service -- they deliver lots of strange and unusual films that you can pillage for plot points right to your mailbox.  I certainly wouldn't say "Avoid things that have been done before," as I'm using published adventures, but I would say "Avoid things that are popping up all over the place" -- evil on the edge of reality has been in Hellboy and Captain Herlock as of late, so it may be a bit cliche for your players at the moment.  But see point #1.Finally, note that you having fun is more important than your players having fun.  You can get different players that enjoy different gaming styles if necessary, but you're stuck with yourself.::Kaze (would/did start with looting Slayers for a conventional campaign, or maybe take a gander at Last Exile for an Eberron campaign.  Or ignore these recommendations if you don't care for subtitles/anime.)</blockquote>

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