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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4825446" data-attributes="member: 57894">Well, it is how I run my campaigns normally anyways but I think it could be helpful here as well. Both you and the Players (original ones) shouldn't fully map out the setting. Leave a large portion of it ambiguous, hidden perhaps with only vague themes and concepts as guides to use.This way when the new player(s) come in they have room to build their own mark on the setting be it some new towns, cities, NPCs, their history, etc. Heck by leaving it vague the original players may be inspired by the new player and thus in mid-play you can generate that collective campaign building feel again.In general I think it be best for the inital go through to concentrate on various concepts. Do theme, atmosphere, colour themes, and that sort. Specifics can be developed as you go along; you need a city together you think one up, etc. As such when a new player joins he/she can jump into this as well and get carried along with the flow.</blockquote>