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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sebastian O" data-source="post: 3529856" data-attributes="member: 25206">Players:I don't know if you all were aware of this or not, but there is a new product out from Goodman Games called 'Saga of the Dragon Cult.' This product takes four of their existing (stand-alone) Dungeon Crawl Classics, and ties them together into a cohesive campaign arc. As it so happens, the Saga of the Dragon Cult leads of with the adventure we are running, The Lost Vault of Tsazthar Rho. It then continues onward with 'Legacy of the Savage Kings', 'The Sunless Garden', and 'Temple of the Dragon Cult.' There is also a companion book which details the overarcing plot, and adds bridging material to tie the individual modules together into a more cohesive storyline. Today, I purchased and downloaded the companion book, and have been reading it. It looks pretty cool! So, my question to all of you is...are you interested in turning this game into a longer Saga of the Dragon Cult campaign? If not, it's perfectly fine, as I am enjoying the game just as it is. If so, that would be cool with me...but it would involve a few retroactive changes to what we have already established.First, I would want to give a couple of the characters some new, secret background information. To do this, I would want to send it to you via e-mail, just so there would be no temptation to peek.Second, we would need to change the established description of Hadler's Gap somewhat. The companion book that I downloaded expands on the town quite a bit, offers names of NPCs and establishments, includes a map, etc. Some of this material is in contradiction with what I have already stated (mostly made up off the top of my own head, as the 'Lost Vault of Tsathzar Rho' module has virtually no detail included for the town.So, what say you players? Interested in expanding the scope of the campaign, adding some secret backgrounds, and retconning Hadler's Gap?Please let me know your preferences, as it is important to me that everyone's voice is heard.-Sebastian</blockquote>

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