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<blockquote data-quote="Anthelios" data-source="post: 3803078" data-attributes="member: 25609">My new game is going great! The PCs are all level 3 now, after our fourth session. They are settlers on a new unexplored continent. The game was made like a sandbox, with each area premade regardless of the PCs actual level, with the random encounter tables designed based on the tribes/monsters that would be in each area.The idea is that they are refugees trying to avoid another war, and set off as part of a massive settlement for &quot;parts unknown&quot;. Arriving in a dangerous yet fertile land, they have to struggle and compete with the other settlers are well as learn to coexist or destroy the current &quot;non-human&quot; inhabitants in a &quot;manifest destiny&quot; sort of way.This session was spent with the PCs acting as defenders of their growing town. Every session I have one of the PCs roll on my &quot;Event&quot; table to see if anything odd happens. This time a pair of siblings went missing... Investigation lead to a previously unknown group of giants to the south of their town. They ended the session trying to decide weather they could write off the kids (after all.. giants!) or if stealth and diplomacy might be able to get the children back.The cast:2 fighter/1 scout level human oriedian fighter &quot;Archer&quot; from the shieldlands3rd level human suel wizard &quot;Artificer&quot;rogue 1/scout 1/dwarf paragon dwarven &quot;Trapsmith&quot;2 barbarian/ 1 fighter dwarven &quot;Berzerker&quot;3rd level gnome druid3rd level halfling druid3rd level human cleric of Palor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthelios, post: 3803078, member: 25609"] My new game is going great! The PCs are all level 3 now, after our fourth session. They are settlers on a new unexplored continent. The game was made like a sandbox, with each area premade regardless of the PCs actual level, with the random encounter tables designed based on the tribes/monsters that would be in each area. The idea is that they are refugees trying to avoid another war, and set off as part of a massive settlement for "parts unknown". Arriving in a dangerous yet fertile land, they have to struggle and compete with the other settlers are well as learn to coexist or destroy the current "non-human" inhabitants in a "manifest destiny" sort of way. This session was spent with the PCs acting as defenders of their growing town. Every session I have one of the PCs roll on my "Event" table to see if anything odd happens. This time a pair of siblings went missing... Investigation lead to a previously unknown group of giants to the south of their town. They ended the session trying to decide weather they could write off the kids (after all.. giants!) or if stealth and diplomacy might be able to get the children back. The cast: 2 fighter/1 scout level human oriedian fighter "Archer" from the shieldlands 3rd level human suel wizard "Artificer" rogue 1/scout 1/dwarf paragon dwarven "Trapsmith" 2 barbarian/ 1 fighter dwarven "Berzerker" 3rd level gnome druid 3rd level halfling druid 3rd level human cleric of Palor [/QUOTE]

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