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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowdancer" data-source="post: 166119" data-attributes="member: 515">We ran a first edition campaign in which all the players were thieves and members of the thieves guild in a large city. It was a blast.We also ran a first edition campaign in which all the players were barbarians. They were Northmen-type sea raiders. It was a blast.We also ran a second edition campaign in which all of the players were ninjas from the same clan, working for a merchant clan which had immigrated to a large, Western city. It was a blast.We talked about doing an all-wizard campaign, in which the players would all be studying at the same large wizards college, sort of a Harry Potter goes to college. But we got sidetracked and never attempted it.We also talked about doing a campaign in which all the players were knights assigned to a border keep during a war. This was for second edition, and we were planning on everyone being cavaliers, but again we got sidetracked and never went through with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowdancer, post: 166119, member: 515"] We ran a first edition campaign in which all the players were thieves and members of the thieves guild in a large city. It was a blast. We also ran a first edition campaign in which all the players were barbarians. They were Northmen-type sea raiders. It was a blast. We also ran a second edition campaign in which all of the players were ninjas from the same clan, working for a merchant clan which had immigrated to a large, Western city. It was a blast. We talked about doing an all-wizard campaign, in which the players would all be studying at the same large wizards college, sort of a Harry Potter goes to college. But we got sidetracked and never attempted it. We also talked about doing a campaign in which all the players were knights assigned to a border keep during a war. This was for second edition, and we were planning on everyone being cavaliers, but again we got sidetracked and never went through with it. [/QUOTE]

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