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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yora" data-source="post: 8807120" data-attributes="member: 6670763">PCs establishing a domain after 10th level was always really not much more than an idea. Which never really got turned into anything more concrete or robust.In some very early campaigns like the Greyhawk campaign, some characters would basically go into retirement after 10th level or so and be a baron or something. The players would then make new characters to continue playing in the dungeon crawls that made up the campaign.The main problem with running domains is that it's not a group activity. Even when the group decides that one PC is going to be the lord and the others all play the managers of different departments of the domain, they still end up doing their own individual spreadsheet games. That's not why anyone plays D&D.</blockquote>