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<blockquote data-quote="Grogg of the North" data-source="post: 6578866" data-attributes="member: 6682960">Where do you see the game ending?&nbsp; Are the two groups going to wind up meeting and fighting over control of the orbs?&nbsp; Will they have any interaction on each other's campaigns?&nbsp; (Can Group A sabotage things for Group B?)&nbsp; What are they going to do with the orbs?&nbsp; Are the group goals mutually exclusive?&nbsp; Are they in different parts of the world?&nbsp; Will they hear rumors of each other's adventures?As for running a homebrew campaign, just take it a session / adventure at a time.&nbsp; Let things develop naturally and, if at all possible, solicit feedback from your players.&nbsp; As an example, if Group A has been defending a town from kobold raids let them decide what to do next.&nbsp; Do they want to investigate the kobold lair or go to the big city and solicit help from the guard?&nbsp; Yea, this may result in you doing a lot of work but definitely gives the players agency.&nbsp; Best of luck on your adventures and don't be afraid to ask for help on the boards!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grogg of the North, post: 6578866, member: 6682960"] Where do you see the game ending? Are the two groups going to wind up meeting and fighting over control of the orbs? Will they have any interaction on each other's campaigns? (Can Group A sabotage things for Group B?) What are they going to do with the orbs? Are the group goals mutually exclusive? Are they in different parts of the world? Will they hear rumors of each other's adventures? As for running a homebrew campaign, just take it a session / adventure at a time. Let things develop naturally and, if at all possible, solicit feedback from your players. As an example, if Group A has been defending a town from kobold raids let them decide what to do next. Do they want to investigate the kobold lair or go to the big city and solicit help from the guard? Yea, this may result in you doing a lot of work but definitely gives the players agency. Best of luck on your adventures and don't be afraid to ask for help on the boards! [/QUOTE]

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