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<blockquote data-quote="dragonlordofpoondari" data-source="post: 3504650" data-attributes="member: 42088">Seconded. I love that book. Chocked full of well-thought out &amp; well-written ideas.Also, check out OD&amp;D Test of the Warlords in the Companion (CM) series of adventures. Test of the Warlords is the best in so far as it lays out a year-long campaign based around running a newly established kingdom. It was as much a sourcebook for rulership as an adventure, and a good one to boot. Better than Earthshaker in this regard. The two modules are likely the best of the CM series, however.Birthright is a great suggestion, though many of the rules are a little over-wrought compared with the streamlined rules found in Rules Cyclopedia or the boxed sets.I'd buy Dynasties and Demigods, and download the other two as they can be a bit pricey.Oh yeah, I've also heard Bluffside has some good political adventures. The Enemy Within campaign has a lot of political intrigue going for it, but less so if you're already ruler. Ptolus also has a ton of political/detective adventures and hooks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dragonlordofpoondari, post: 3504650, member: 42088"] Seconded. I love that book. Chocked full of well-thought out & well-written ideas. Also, check out OD&D Test of the Warlords in the Companion (CM) series of adventures. Test of the Warlords is the best in so far as it lays out a year-long campaign based around running a newly established kingdom. It was as much a sourcebook for rulership as an adventure, and a good one to boot. Better than Earthshaker in this regard. The two modules are likely the best of the CM series, however. Birthright is a great suggestion, though many of the rules are a little over-wrought compared with the streamlined rules found in Rules Cyclopedia or the boxed sets. I'd buy Dynasties and Demigods, and download the other two as they can be a bit pricey. Oh yeah, I've also heard Bluffside has some good political adventures. The Enemy Within campaign has a lot of political intrigue going for it, but less so if you're already ruler. Ptolus also has a ton of political/detective adventures and hooks. [/QUOTE]

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