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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 5833741" data-attributes="member: 27385">One thing I noticed in my games that I play and run is that very few are non-standard.&nbsp; We all seem to have played so long that ideas of alternate cultures never last long.&nbsp; I mean we played an asian or arabian campaign for a few months or even visit another plane like the astral for a few gaming sessions, but most of the time it is standard western european, DnD default.&nbsp; Each new campaign may have a few little changes such as undead acting as tyrant, or another kingdom tolerating goblins.&nbsp; Most campaigns never overlap with one another, which I would like to see more of.I would like to keep expanding on the kingdoms of the last campaign.&nbsp; Would it become boring through repitition, or would it allow growth and understanding of the world by having repeating places and people, even in diferent ages.&nbsp; One of my old DM's did this when the new party adventured in the lands of the old party and most of them were old and needed help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 5833741, member: 27385"] One thing I noticed in my games that I play and run is that very few are non-standard. We all seem to have played so long that ideas of alternate cultures never last long. I mean we played an asian or arabian campaign for a few months or even visit another plane like the astral for a few gaming sessions, but most of the time it is standard western european, DnD default. Each new campaign may have a few little changes such as undead acting as tyrant, or another kingdom tolerating goblins. Most campaigns never overlap with one another, which I would like to see more of. I would like to keep expanding on the kingdoms of the last campaign. Would it become boring through repitition, or would it allow growth and understanding of the world by having repeating places and people, even in diferent ages. One of my old DM's did this when the new party adventured in the lands of the old party and most of them were old and needed help. [/QUOTE]

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