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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8693709" data-attributes="member: 67338">first, we could fill an encyclopedia Britannica with the word definitions disagreed with on enworldsecond I can run a linar adventrue a few ways...1) the dungeon is just 1 path with maybe a side room here or there but all the side rooms are dead ends.2) my events that (hopefully) my PCs can't stop or directly interact with start at A go to B then to C and teh story is how they react.3) a mix there of 1 and 2...example of 3) the campaign is pitched as exploring the new world. the first game starts at docs in the kingdom of X. You all either come togather or meet there at the docs... no matter what the PCs do a fight breaks out and the PCs have to react. (the fight is between a group of elves and a group of orcs both wanting into the expedition)once on the boat that leaves the next morning they are locked into the boat for 3 months at sea... the orcs and elves not only are still at odds but they are recruiting others (do the PCs join 1 side or the other or do they try to defuse) No matter what the PCs do there is a storm.after the storm has damaged the ship there is an enemy ship from anothe rcounty approching... the captian of this ship and head of teh expadition warns to prepare for a fight.  there is going to be boarders...assuming the PCs and boat survive all this they find islands half way to the new world with a tribe of dragon born and a tribe of avarial elves on them. they can explore make friends and resupply if the PCs want they can sit it all out.assuming everyone still is okay (so is the boat) there will be an attack by aquitic creatures that are undead. when the PCs finally get to the new world the boat is beaten up half the expadition is gone and they need to make a base camp... how do they respond. no matter what they do they are being spied on by the evil dark shaman that lives here, and also the aasimar tribe near by the landing site... how do they react?</blockquote>

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