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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 4100368" data-attributes="member: 3087">Basically, because Calastia has conquered so many countries, and actively is working on Burok Torn most good players in that region have a bit of a responcibilty to do something. The DM can paper it up of course, but, default default "just adventuring" and not doing anything offers a real risk that your country won't be around in a generation or two.It's big, high risk, epic stuff (not necessarily epic level but epic in scope). The  Burok Torn book, btw, is total awesomeness and includes a complete campaign. It's slightly wacky but, after hollowfaust, it's probably the best single campaign setting supplement ever (if you're looking for a directed book organized book it might be even better). Again though, it's has the potential to be be totally epic.If the PCs don't stay committed to the quest then there are real, serous repercussions for the dwarven city (and, since they're the linchpin holding back the Calastian hordes, the whole Eastern continent).And since the western continent is mostly a wasteland (plus a dark dwarven country and isolationist Darakeene)  you're really talking about all Ghelspad hanging in the balance (on a macro-political level anyway).So, very good, but potentially very intense.</blockquote>