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<blockquote data-quote="Gilladian" data-source="post: 5539958" data-attributes="member: 2093">Dungeoneering under a large city is certainly very feasible in this sort of campaign. Maybe a standard adventurer's guild sort of thing would work, where teams are put together for various missions; each week a new team is assembled and plunges into the dungeon with a set mission/goal.A thieves' guild campaign also works well for &quot;missions&quot;. Each week a new task or job is assigned. Maybe one week it is pickpocketing in the market, or collecting &quot;dues&quot; from the local merchants; another week it could be planning and carrying out a robbery on a fixed location.A large traveling caravan of merchants, where the PCs are scouts, guards and passengers, is also good. I did this where the group traveling was actually a whole small city of refugees fleeing across a war-torn kingdom. they'd been cut off from the rest of the kingdom for nearly a year during a siege, and really had no idea any more what was out there; they just knew they had few of their own resources left.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gilladian, post: 5539958, member: 2093"] Dungeoneering under a large city is certainly very feasible in this sort of campaign. Maybe a standard adventurer's guild sort of thing would work, where teams are put together for various missions; each week a new team is assembled and plunges into the dungeon with a set mission/goal. A thieves' guild campaign also works well for "missions". Each week a new task or job is assigned. Maybe one week it is pickpocketing in the market, or collecting "dues" from the local merchants; another week it could be planning and carrying out a robbery on a fixed location. A large traveling caravan of merchants, where the PCs are scouts, guards and passengers, is also good. I did this where the group traveling was actually a whole small city of refugees fleeing across a war-torn kingdom. they'd been cut off from the rest of the kingdom for nearly a year during a siege, and really had no idea any more what was out there; they just knew they had few of their own resources left. [/QUOTE]

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