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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 6278027" data-attributes="member: 54629">Yes, I really need to get myself a copy of that book! It looks like I could get a second-hand one relatively cheaply on amazon.This is a rough idea of what I have in mind for my 5e campaign:*Based primarily in 4e's Nentir Vale and vicinity, which will be placed in a world of my own design*The early levels will be based around dungeon delving, although I may run an adaptation of 4e's Reavers of Harkenwold adventure if it fits in*Then I will attempt to hook the PCs across the vale to Winterhaven, where I will run an adaptation of Justin Alexander's modified version of 4e's Keep on the Shadowfell*From there, I will run the group through 4e's Madness at Gardmore Abbey, with the idea that they will be able to claim the abbey for themselves as a base*By now, they should be nearing the mid levels, and should they accept the idea of building a home base, they can then explore the surrounding area, clearing out monsters and bandits and attracting settlers to come to Gardmore Village and make it a living community again*Should the campaign last into the high levels, then I'd have to start thinking about some kind of world-spanning (or at least vale-spanning) threat, but I'm not too worried about that nowShort version: my goal for the campaign is to have the PCs go from green wannabe adventurers to powerful lords, transforming their homeland from a sparsely populated frontier into a safer, more civilized land in the processTo be honest, the Nentir Vale setting already treats magic and magic-users as a fairly rare thing, so I don't know that I really need to do anything crazy in that regard. Maybe I can find something else to make the setting less generic.To be even more honest, I love the Dragon Age setting, and I keep finding myself trying to transpose ideas from that setting into D&D, when really what I should probably be doing is trying to convince my group to play the Dragon Age RPG with me. Once I've got that out of my system, I can come back to D&D and just play it as it is.</blockquote>

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