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<blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 9737367" data-attributes="member: 9254">Pendragon work in seasons, where each &quot;module&quot; is a year. I never played it, but you have to design your campaign around this philosophy, where you campaign in summer, spending fall getting to a wintering position, spend winter maintaining gear &amp; teceuiting, spring getting resupplied/training and repeat in summer.&nbsp; Or in your case, deliver supplies in spring, major construction in summer, fall is to put up roofing/walls for winter, focus on interiors/furnishings in winter.&nbsp; I would switch the campaign a smidgen.&nbsp; Make it building a temple where demons and other forces are trying to prevent it.&nbsp; You can have attacks on the workers, at the stone quarry, poison the food supply, steal icons, sneak in corrupted workers who defile the holy ground, competing religions or nobles try to get the ruler to redirect assets, etc, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kigmatzomat, post: 9737367, member: 9254"] Pendragon work in seasons, where each "module" is a year. I never played it, but you have to design your campaign around this philosophy, where you campaign in summer, spending fall getting to a wintering position, spend winter maintaining gear & teceuiting, spring getting resupplied/training and repeat in summer. Or in your case, deliver supplies in spring, major construction in summer, fall is to put up roofing/walls for winter, focus on interiors/furnishings in winter. I would switch the campaign a smidgen. Make it building a temple where demons and other forces are trying to prevent it. You can have attacks on the workers, at the stone quarry, poison the food supply, steal icons, sneak in corrupted workers who defile the holy ground, competing religions or nobles try to get the ruler to redirect assets, etc, etc. [/QUOTE]

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