scarred lands calander

[Sanackranib]

SL calander

sorry, here's the link http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scarntalk/

 

[Sanackranib]

SL calander

how many of you guys use the calander in your game?

 

[Sanackranib]

bump

just a bump to give you guys a chance to answer the question

Duncan, rather then wait on an "official" reference point for Belsmaths Orb why don't you set the standard. then I can update the scarntalk calander and we can all use that crunchy bit in our games

 

[Nightfall]

I try to...but I admit, I do not pay that much attention to time.

 

[barsoomcore]

Am I the only one who saw the thread title "Scarred Lands Calendar" and pictured a nice wall calendar with artful shots of Hellians, Ladies of Serpents and such things?

Well, maybe it's just me. But hey, product idea! Nightfall?

 

[Nightfall]

Sure. Maybe some day. But as I've stated before, just fan and part time freelancer for the occasion. I can't enforce or effect changes. I can however make said suggestion into the proveribal suggestion box and see what happens.

 

[Lars Frehse]

Actually I prefer being vague when it comes to the moon cycles. This way, I can have the moons in whatever phase I find fitting for an adventure. Or just think of the adventure line in the Mithril sourcebook, where the nameless orb hangs in the skies for the entire storyline, eclipsing the sun at noon, which could easily take years! Here the orb is not behaving like a normal moon, but rather like a bringer of bad omens...

Oh, and while I am at it. Clears throat

In my scarred lands storyhour, the heroes are currently in the middle of "The serpent and the scepter". You are all more than welcome to come and read it!

(Sorry, couldn't resist the temptation to pimp it.)

 

[Nightfall]

Scarred Lands pimping is allowed. Thus is the Word.

 

[Ruined]

I use the calendar in my game. The characters may lose track of what day it is, but I have them noted down.

Now if only I could catch up with that Story Hour...

 

[The Grey Dwarf]

In all campaigns I've been involved in, we always had a calendar.
Mind you, that doesn't prevent us to loose track of time anyway.