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<blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8697428" data-attributes="member: 67338">except the part where i describe that out of game I did not have tracks anywhere... in fact I was as supprised as my players on where the game went (and that is often the case with my style)except I didn't (not that I never do, it is a tool in my tool box jsut a rare one for me to use)except for the parts where I showed you 'behind the screen' that I didn't.I could have written a campagin about the Knights of the Adder forming and how they created there milky white light armor. I could have carefully channeled my players into making alliances and marrying my kobold queen, and bringing togather the land under there freaky half kobold offspring... but I didn't. if you asked me game 1 what was going to happen I would have said &quot;Well I am running this adventure first, so kill some goblins and some kobolds and these new tree things... then fight a big bad druid, then move on. Each city they come to I will just pre plan an adventure as I see how each game goes they will wander until they hit a level where they tire of that then find a place to settle down and either change the way the game runs or retire this world&quot; at NO point would I have even GUESSED that campaign would end as it did.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMforPowergamers, post: 8697428, member: 67338"] except the part where i describe that out of game I did not have tracks anywhere... in fact I was as supprised as my players on where the game went (and that is often the case with my style) except I didn't (not that I never do, it is a tool in my tool box jsut a rare one for me to use) except for the parts where I showed you 'behind the screen' that I didn't. I could have written a campagin about the Knights of the Adder forming and how they created there milky white light armor. I could have carefully channeled my players into making alliances and marrying my kobold queen, and bringing togather the land under there freaky half kobold offspring... but I didn't. if you asked me game 1 what was going to happen I would have said "Well I am running this adventure first, so kill some goblins and some kobolds and these new tree things... then fight a big bad druid, then move on. Each city they come to I will just pre plan an adventure as I see how each game goes they will wander until they hit a level where they tire of that then find a place to settle down and either change the way the game runs or retire this world" at NO point would I have even GUESSED that campaign would end as it did. [/QUOTE]

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