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<blockquote data-quote="Raylis" data-source="post: 1710647" data-attributes="member: 19854">An undead campaign would be interesting, although what would the motivation for players be? Ghouls, Ghasts and the like only want to eat people, vampire PCs would need to constantly feed on the living, forcing them to leave the country or to hang around in the areas where 5% of the population are there for food, and most incorporal undead don't work well together, and zombie and skeletons are mindless. As for a King, instead of going with a Lich or a Vampire (classic undead) why not go for an advanced wight? They're fairly intelligent, don't need and sustinence and anybody can be made into one (thanks to the create spawn ability). Or for a different twist have the ruler of the nation not be undead at all, rather a c'onstruct with a special quality that whomever it slays arises as an undead...it could be continueing a dead Necromancer's work, following its last orders.Just my two coppers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raylis, post: 1710647, member: 19854"] An undead campaign would be interesting, although what would the motivation for players be? Ghouls, Ghasts and the like only want to eat people, vampire PCs would need to constantly feed on the living, forcing them to leave the country or to hang around in the areas where 5% of the population are there for food, and most incorporal undead don't work well together, and zombie and skeletons are mindless. As for a King, instead of going with a Lich or a Vampire (classic undead) why not go for an advanced wight? They're fairly intelligent, don't need and sustinence and anybody can be made into one (thanks to the create spawn ability). Or for a different twist have the ruler of the nation not be undead at all, rather a c'onstruct with a special quality that whomever it slays arises as an undead...it could be continueing a dead Necromancer's work, following its last orders. Just my two coppers [/QUOTE]

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