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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dungeoneer" data-source="post: 6221232" data-attributes="member: 91777">Why not? If it's important to the functioning of D&D Land than surely it will come up at some point. If the crops necessary to support a city must be magically supported than surely at some point a villain will put a curse on all the crops. Or attack the clerics who are responsible for tending them. Perhaps another kingdom, jealous of D&D Land's magically superior crops, well invade and carry them off. Or try to take over the land. Within D&D Land who is in charge of magical crop growth might be a bone of contention. Perhaps a scheming vizier will attempt a crop coup.The point is that if it's important, it SHOULD in fact have an impact on the story. Really it's an opportunity for some cool narratives! Crop growth may sound boring but if there's big important stuff that is dependent on it, that's a great story hook.</blockquote>