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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Edgewood" data-source="post: 5060982" data-attributes="member: 20132">I have been running my homebrew, Morvia since 1987 (way back in 1E days) and it has gone through all of the iterations of D&D except 4E. It even went under the ruleset of Warhammer FRP. It is now operating under the Pathfinder rules.In that time I have amassed a huge amount of information about the land, the people, the nations, gods, history and cultures. To that end I'm tapped. I believe I have exhausted what I could write about. At least that's what I thought.I have now set my sights on creating a chronology of sorts. Basically when my campaign world started I set it in the year 685 RM (Reckoning of Men) and as game play continued over the years I advanced the in game calendar as well. We are now in the year 717 RM. What I'm thinking of doing is a sort of year in review. Basically a review of all of the major events in Morvia such as wars, royal births, political negotiations, natural catastrophes, major deaths, and special events that have happened.As a player would you find that interesting? Would it add to my campaign or would it be a bore? Would it be just something that will cater to my own entertainment?What do you think?</blockquote>