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<blockquote data-quote="Enkhidu" data-source="post: 132331" data-attributes="member: 351">It's a rarity that I post in a Story Hour - even one I've read since the party was whisked to Abernathy's Tower - but I just have to say one thing.Thank you!My favorite campaigns have always been &quot;save the world&quot; campaigns that start with 1st or low level characters, and this is one of the best ones I've ever seen. I could go one and on about the breadth and depth of the campaign, but instead I'll just say this. I actually find myself caring about these characters - more so than in much of the published fiction I've read.If you do eventually turn this into a book of some sort, you'll have at least one buyer!And don't count out the possibility of a book based on a campaign: if I remember rightly, a certain pair of writers (Hickman and Weiss was it?) used campaign inspiration to create one of the quintessential pieces of gaming fiction of the 80's...Anyway, thanks for the fun!And keep it up, dang it!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enkhidu, post: 132331, member: 351"] It's a rarity that I post in a Story Hour - even one I've read since the party was whisked to Abernathy's Tower - but I just have to say one thing. Thank you! My favorite campaigns have always been "save the world" campaigns that start with 1st or low level characters, and this is one of the best ones I've ever seen. I could go one and on about the breadth and depth of the campaign, but instead I'll just say this. I actually find myself caring about these characters - more so than in much of the published fiction I've read. If you do eventually turn this into a book of some sort, you'll have at least one buyer! And don't count out the possibility of a book based on a campaign: if I remember rightly, a certain pair of writers (Hickman and Weiss was it?) used campaign inspiration to create one of the quintessential pieces of gaming fiction of the 80's... Anyway, thanks for the fun! And keep it up, dang it! [/QUOTE]

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