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<blockquote data-quote="Galethorn" data-source="post: 2231368" data-attributes="member: 7888">In my last campaign, the PCs were just cogs in a larger machine. It was sort of...meh.In my new campaign, I've gotten them onto the path towards being in charge of one piece of what's currently a contiguous (but soon to be factionalized) kingdom...and all of the factions will be forced to make peace when an evil sorcerer, bent on revenge, attacks the entire region. Whether the PCs end up literally at the top or not is up to them, but they're going to be in a position where, basically, there isn't anyone better suited to be king than the PC who so recently was betrothed to an important noble's daughter.Long story short, I like it when the PCs start out on the sidelines, but end up being at the heart of the important stuff.So, I voted for other: I like it to shift around throughout the campaign, usually with the PCs starting out as just 'average Joe' type guys, and being central to the setting by the end..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Galethorn, post: 2231368, member: 7888"] In my last campaign, the PCs were just cogs in a larger machine. It was sort of...meh. In my new campaign, I've gotten them onto the path towards being in charge of one piece of what's currently a contiguous (but soon to be factionalized) kingdom...and all of the factions will be forced to make peace when an evil sorcerer, bent on revenge, attacks the entire region. Whether the PCs end up literally at the top or not is up to them, but they're going to be in a position where, basically, there isn't anyone better suited to be king than the PC who so recently was betrothed to an important noble's daughter. Long story short, I like it when the PCs start out on the sidelines, but end up being at the heart of the important stuff. So, I voted for other: I like it to shift around throughout the campaign, usually with the PCs starting out as just 'average Joe' type guys, and being central to the setting by the end.. [/QUOTE]

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