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<blockquote data-quote="Primitive Screwhead" data-source="post: 5149160" data-attributes="member: 20805">I like the idea of a tier based 'adventure path', and I think a very good option would be to really, in depth detail a city/surrounding area. WoBS is great partly because of the depth of the story line outside the heroes path, and in the involvement by the PCs in the wide scope of literally a battle between nations. One of the issues I have with WoBS is, due mainly to the lack of session time I get, my players never really get involved in the great background set-pieces of the campaign. They are too busy moving on to the next published adventure {We have been playing for 2 years now.. which makes 24 sessions <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f641.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :("&nbsp; data-smilie="3"data-shortname=":(" /> }&nbsp;I would like to see a narrowed down scope from the half-continent WoBS covers to a port city, something like Stormhold, Sanctuary, Valenar, or London. The adventures could be scattered in, around, and under the city.. with pirate options, ninja options, diplomancy and guild plot-lines.&nbsp;This could set the adventures in whatever order the players chose to go to, allow DM's to flesh out the city and area more in between adventures, and give the PCs a place to really settle into.&nbsp;Perhaps take Seaquin, or a port city out of Ostalin and jump ahead of the WoBS by 50 years.&nbsp; Or break completely and use a fairly generic city-site that could be dropped in as any of the above mentioned places.&nbsp;I would also recommend using the Obsideon skill challenge rule-set.. and I am off to read bert1000's thread on good rewards..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Primitive Screwhead, post: 5149160, member: 20805"] I like the idea of a tier based 'adventure path', and I think a very good option would be to really, in depth detail a city/surrounding area. WoBS is great partly because of the depth of the story line outside the heroes path, and in the involvement by the PCs in the wide scope of literally a battle between nations. One of the issues I have with WoBS is, due mainly to the lack of session time I get, my players never really get involved in the great background set-pieces of the campaign. They are too busy moving on to the next published adventure {We have been playing for 2 years now.. which makes 24 sessions :( } I would like to see a narrowed down scope from the half-continent WoBS covers to a port city, something like Stormhold, Sanctuary, Valenar, or London. The adventures could be scattered in, around, and under the city.. with pirate options, ninja options, diplomancy and guild plot-lines. This could set the adventures in whatever order the players chose to go to, allow DM's to flesh out the city and area more in between adventures, and give the PCs a place to really settle into. Perhaps take Seaquin, or a port city out of Ostalin and jump ahead of the WoBS by 50 years. Or break completely and use a fairly generic city-site that could be dropped in as any of the above mentioned places. I would also recommend using the Obsideon skill challenge rule-set.. and I am off to read [b]bert1000[/b]'s thread on good rewards.. [/QUOTE]

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