Greenfield
Adventurer
This isn't necessarily a single topic discussion thread, just a place to explore thoughts about our games.
A friend at my local game shop and I were swapping stories about our campaigns and he commented that, "Your group gets into some epic shot" (yes, I misspelled that on purpose). And by "epic" he meant grand adventures. Ring in a mountain kind of things.
The games that play at that shop (there are several) rarely rise to anything resembling "grand". The shop owner who DMs one of the campaigns keeps the PCs from getting"too big for their britches" as he puts it. They aren't allowed to become well known heroes or champions.
How grand are your games? Does the DM prefer a scaled and controlled environment, or do players become respected powers?
A friend at my local game shop and I were swapping stories about our campaigns and he commented that, "Your group gets into some epic shot" (yes, I misspelled that on purpose). And by "epic" he meant grand adventures. Ring in a mountain kind of things.
The games that play at that shop (there are several) rarely rise to anything resembling "grand". The shop owner who DMs one of the campaigns keeps the PCs from getting"too big for their britches" as he puts it. They aren't allowed to become well known heroes or champions.
How grand are your games? Does the DM prefer a scaled and controlled environment, or do players become respected powers?