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<blockquote data-quote="Dark Psion" data-source="post: 239316" data-attributes="member: 959">First it depends if the PCs are of the same clan of from different clans.If they are from different clans, they really need a reason to come together. One choice would be your Shadowlands idea. Different clans all guard the wall, but usually only troublemakers are sent there.Another choice would be a &quot;Winter court&quot; type setting. Every winter the Emperor hold court in a different clan's castle. All of the clans must of course send courtiers and samurai. If they all belong to the same clan, then the adventure can be like most D&amp;D adventures. Just sent by their Yojimbo to investigate a mystery or problem. It is probably easier to have everyone from the same clan to start with, that way they can &quot;discover&quot; the other clans together.The D20 Rokugan is still in transition from the old L5R game and the Way of the Clans books are still a must read if you are going to really campaign in Rokugan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dark Psion, post: 239316, member: 959"] First it depends if the PCs are of the same clan of from different clans. If they are from different clans, they really need a reason to come together. One choice would be your Shadowlands idea. Different clans all guard the wall, but usually only troublemakers are sent there. Another choice would be a "Winter court" type setting. Every winter the Emperor hold court in a different clan's castle. All of the clans must of course send courtiers and samurai. If they all belong to the same clan, then the adventure can be like most D&D adventures. Just sent by their Yojimbo to investigate a mystery or problem. It is probably easier to have everyone from the same clan to start with, that way they can "discover" the other clans together. The D20 Rokugan is still in transition from the old L5R game and the Way of the Clans books are still a must read if you are going to really campaign in Rokugan. [/QUOTE]

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