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<blockquote data-quote="Stormsparrow" data-source="post: 4738802" data-attributes="member: 83170">First off, thanks for the great replies everyone! I'm sure I'll love it here if everyone is so helpful. Plane Sailing, thank you for moving the post to a more appropriate spot. I absolutely understand what everyone is saying about letting the players create the story. What I like so much about D&amp;D is the ability for a group of friends to create and share a communal story. As a result, I've only figured out the plot of the first adventure, and I've sort of created three possible endings based on choices the characters make. Once I've hammered out the details, I'll post a more fleshed out idea on the creation board. I'll try to keep the first adventure simple. I'm going to make an encounter based map, with the movement of the characters determining plot development. Lord Xtheth, I might actually take you up on your offer! I study at the University of Alberta (and that's where my group meets). My brother and his friends live with my parents in Calgary. While I'm still into running a game of my own, I certainly wouldn't mind having a group to play with when I'm visiting the family.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormsparrow, post: 4738802, member: 83170"] First off, thanks for the great replies everyone! I'm sure I'll love it here if everyone is so helpful. Plane Sailing, thank you for moving the post to a more appropriate spot. I absolutely understand what everyone is saying about letting the players create the story. What I like so much about D&D is the ability for a group of friends to create and share a communal story. As a result, I've only figured out the plot of the first adventure, and I've sort of created three possible endings based on choices the characters make. Once I've hammered out the details, I'll post a more fleshed out idea on the creation board. I'll try to keep the first adventure simple. I'm going to make an encounter based map, with the movement of the characters determining plot development. Lord Xtheth, I might actually take you up on your offer! I study at the University of Alberta (and that's where my group meets). My brother and his friends live with my parents in Calgary. While I'm still into running a game of my own, I certainly wouldn't mind having a group to play with when I'm visiting the family. [/QUOTE]

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