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<blockquote data-quote="Eye Tyrant" data-source="post: 2693598" data-attributes="member: 406">Yeah, this is my first &quot;whole-hearted&quot; effort at creating a homebrew. It borrows a bit from the classics (Middle Earth, FR, Dragonlance, and Greyhawk), but I am attempting to give it a unique flavor. I want to start a war so I can use some Heroes of Battle ideas, but I don't want it to be the only driving force in the campaign. Tomb of Horrors will play into some of the history behind the war...4 regular players with a 5th that comes in from out of town when he can. This is something that I insisted on at the beginning (a small group). We typically have 6+ players and it slows down everything. Honestly I didn't even want a 5th player, but he's a good guy and is willing to drive 2 hours to play. I have ran games for them before, the most recent was&nbsp; a short-lived D20 Modern/Future game. They really liked it, but I wasn't happy with it...I do the&nbsp; majority of my gaming from behind the screen, not neccesarily by choice, but I enjoy it. I forget what it's like to simply play on a regular basis. I am learning how to tweak my style and make the job easier though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eye Tyrant, post: 2693598, member: 406"] Yeah, this is my first "whole-hearted" effort at creating a homebrew. It borrows a bit from the classics (Middle Earth, FR, Dragonlance, and Greyhawk), but I am attempting to give it a unique flavor. I want to start a war so I can use some Heroes of Battle ideas, but I don't want it to be the only driving force in the campaign. Tomb of Horrors will play into some of the history behind the war... 4 regular players with a 5th that comes in from out of town when he can. This is something that I insisted on at the beginning (a small group). We typically have 6+ players and it slows down everything. Honestly I didn't even want a 5th player, but he's a good guy and is willing to drive 2 hours to play. I have ran games for them before, the most recent was a short-lived D20 Modern/Future game. They really liked it, but I wasn't happy with it... I do the majority of my gaming from behind the screen, not neccesarily by choice, but I enjoy it. I forget what it's like to simply play on a regular basis. I am learning how to tweak my style and make the job easier though. [/QUOTE]

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