Some long time ago there was a thread in here in which the challenge was put to describe one's whole campaign in 10 words or less. Mine was something like:
Nothing wrong with that, most DMs would probably agree. Put "Schroedinger's encounter map" to good use! They'll never know that the Orc tribe they met in the swamp wasn't supposed to be there all along, instead of the mountain pass they never went through...
Nothing wrong with that, most DMs would probably agree. Put "Schroedinger's encounter map" to good use! They'll never know that the Orc tribe they met in the swamp wasn't supposed to be there all along, instead of the mountain pass they never went through...
Of course... but some things I wasn't able to do. No getting in a caravan that was targeted by the kali-worshiping thugee (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thuggee). No getting tangled with the Temple Carts (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_car). Such is life of the GM
"Because they're orcs, with the collective intelligence of a bag of hammers. Roll for initiative!"
Have you been followingthe "judgement calls vs. railroading" thread? Statements like this one are argument-starters over there...Nothing wrong with that, most DMs would probably agree. Put "Schroedinger's encounter map" to good use! They'll never know that the Orc tribe they met in the swamp wasn't supposed to be there all along, instead of the mountain pass they never went through...
*Rolls bunch of dice behind the screen*
