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<blockquote data-quote="AdmundfortGeographer" data-source="post: 1921120" data-attributes="member: 4682">I think this is the general advice from the post, and it is good advice. Maybe this deserves to be spun off into its own thread, but I'll just mention it here because my suggestions are in line with how things happened in the Black Company books.Really, the Black Company novels give a good example for what kind of rewards players in a D20 Black Company campaign should expect.&nbsp; That is, notoriety. As time went along, the Black Company's reputation itself began to awe and intimidate everyone they came upon. It was a double-edged blade to the Company, for certain, but it gave them numerous advantages in certain other situations. Notoriety &quot;awards&quot; are perfect for a low-treasure campaign.I suppose though it works best in a campaign where the DM is good at making notoriety work convincingly, and adequately for a substitute for the magical bling.Regards,Eric Anondson</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AdmundfortGeographer, post: 1921120, member: 4682"] I think this is the general advice from the post, and it is good advice. Maybe this deserves to be spun off into its own thread, but I'll just mention it here because my suggestions are in line with how things happened in the Black Company books. Really, the Black Company novels give a good example for what kind of rewards players in a D20 Black Company campaign should expect. That is, notoriety. As time went along, the Black Company's reputation itself began to awe and intimidate everyone they came upon. It was a double-edged blade to the Company, for certain, but it gave them numerous advantages in certain other situations. Notoriety "awards" are perfect for a low-treasure campaign. I suppose though it works best in a campaign where the DM is good at making notoriety work convincingly, and adequately for a substitute for the magical bling. Regards, Eric Anondson [/QUOTE]

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