Geoff Watson
First Post
I've been thinking about what to do for the next campaign I'll be running, and want to do something more than a bunch of unrelated modules loosely grouped together.
Since I've watched a fair bit of anime recently, I was thinking of basing the campaign on one of them.
Magic Knight Rayearth looks like a good campaign idea at the moment - overarching plotline, enough side-quests so as to not have to go straight at the bad guy, plausable reasons for power/level increases.
I'll have to tone down the shojo elements, add some more named villians, increase complexity and number of the side-quests (there'll be more PCs so I'll need more Rune-gods) etc.
Another idea is a scavenger hunt style campaign like Dragon Ball or Inu-yasha.
Slayers could be interesting (I know GOO is bring out Slayers d20), but the plots are generally too high-powered for starting characters.
Ruin Explorers is too short for enough ideas, but very D&Dish.
Geoff.
Since I've watched a fair bit of anime recently, I was thinking of basing the campaign on one of them.
Magic Knight Rayearth looks like a good campaign idea at the moment - overarching plotline, enough side-quests so as to not have to go straight at the bad guy, plausable reasons for power/level increases.
I'll have to tone down the shojo elements, add some more named villians, increase complexity and number of the side-quests (there'll be more PCs so I'll need more Rune-gods) etc.
Another idea is a scavenger hunt style campaign like Dragon Ball or Inu-yasha.
Slayers could be interesting (I know GOO is bring out Slayers d20), but the plots are generally too high-powered for starting characters.
Ruin Explorers is too short for enough ideas, but very D&Dish.
Geoff.
