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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gilladian" data-source="post: 5544858" data-attributes="member: 2093">As long as the campaign world was interesting, and there was  plenty of room for ancillary adventuring (ie competitions with other monster hunters, long adventuresome journeys to find the isolated places where monsters reside, challenging NPC negotiations, intrigue, etc...) it would be a great campaign.I think it will require a bit of structural world-work from the DM (ie what creates these unique creatures and such). Also, once "the dire rat" is dead, will he ever re-appear? Will some other low-level mythic creature someday take his place? or is the world safe from CR2 legendary monsters forevermore?It might be really fascinating if the PCs realized, halfway through the campaign, that by slaying these creatures they were ending an era; the loss of these monsters removes the legendary element from the world forever, stripping it of magic and myth, leaving behind only a mundane existence. Would they continue? Should they? Can they reverse the effect?</blockquote>