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Message: <blockquote data-quote="A'koss" data-source="post: 3829371" data-attributes="member: 840">What I used to do, pre-3e, when the PCs started becoming high level was to encourage them to create something for the campaign - something that would outlast the character who built it.In the past I've seen PCs create their own knighthood in their name, a multiplanar spy network, a city of their own design (which took 3 generations of PCs to finish), an underground fortress, a merchant/war fleet... I even a had one player (a very HL Paladin) who's sole mission in life was to create the most lavish Inn/Gambling House in Greyhawk - the Golden Lyric. In every adventure he'd be out looting the furnishings from our enemies. He even refused to allow the wizard to cast any fireballs in rooms he saw stuff he liked. By the time he finished building the Golden Lyric, he poured something like 1.2 million in gold into it.Even today the Inn is still a prominant feature in my GH games, even though no one can remember the name of the Paladin who built it...</blockquote>