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<blockquote data-quote="Challenger RPG" data-source="post: 7653224" data-attributes="member: 6701020">@<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=3192" target="_blank">howandwhy99</a> : Holy cow, that's awesome. Kind of makes me want to try out your campaign sometime. The creation of a new campaign for me is usually something along the lines of: &quot;Okay guys, this world is called Korg, try not to powergame too much&quot;.I really like the depth you get into when thinking about the founders of the village. I'm sure that would give a new GM plenty of material to work with and a ton of food for thought. Also, I arbitrarily chose 'village' for the name of the article. Really, you can use the information for cities, towns, or whichever.I just like the word 'village' because it brings to mind the bulk of the locations in the campaigns from my early days as a gamer. It always seemed like there was another clone 'village' over the next hill and finding (or creating) a unique one is pretty cool.Thanks for the great strategies. I use some already, but trying the others out would be pretty neat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Challenger RPG, post: 7653224, member: 6701020"] @[I][B][U][URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=3192"]howandwhy99[/URL][/U][/B][/I] : Holy cow, that's awesome. Kind of makes me want to try out your campaign sometime. The creation of a new campaign for me is usually something along the lines of: "Okay guys, this world is called Korg, try not to powergame too much". I really like the depth you get into when thinking about the founders of the village. I'm sure that would give a new GM plenty of material to work with and a ton of food for thought. Also, I arbitrarily chose 'village' for the name of the article. Really, you can use the information for cities, towns, or whichever. I just like the word 'village' because it brings to mind the bulk of the locations in the campaigns from my early days as a gamer. It always seemed like there was another clone 'village' over the next hill and finding (or creating) a unique one is pretty cool. Thanks for the great strategies. I use some already, but trying the others out would be pretty neat. [/QUOTE]

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