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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pulpfan1971" data-source="post: 9708278" data-attributes="member: 7035991">I found myself surprised by how empowering and inspirational the campaign frames have been.  When I read through them, my initial response was “meh” not enough to be helpful. Too much to be open ended. I felt like something more akin to Savage Worlds “plot points” would be better. ButI'm playing in a “Witherwild” game with my spouse and a bunch of kids in their early 20s (and our daughter is a first time GM) and running a “Five Banners Burning” campaign with  folks in our late 30s to early 50s. Each time, the players really took off with the frame and made it their own. In Witherall, we have romantic entanglements (Kriel is in love with my wife and that thrust is driving him being both super helpful and kinda a dick) , we inserted a history to the Fanewraith (she's Snow White. If Snow had been murdered by the huntsman and resurrected by something powerful and vengeful). And I could go on but I don't want to bore folks. I was gonna have my other group create a world from scratch. But they all really like the Five Banners frame and over the course of session zero. Made it their own. One where these misfits and outcasts end up accidently at the center of the reshaping of the world. Each campaign is on the back side of Tier 2 and the groups are super bought in. And I am so pleased to be wrong</blockquote>