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<blockquote data-quote="CapnZapp" data-source="post: 4957672" data-attributes="member: 12731">I think the larger issue is that being relegated to supplying WotC with adventures is not what most 3PP have in mind.Writing good adventures is hard in general. Writing a good adventure that is very generic is very hard, but I didn't say you had to do that. Place them in PoL-land instead. Unless I'm mistaken, the point of that &quot;world&quot; is that it doesn't disallow you from making up the village of Huntington or Count Yourdoom. If you keep the larger picture sufficiently hazy (and perhaps use generic labels for gods such as the God of Knowledge, the God of Piracy) most DMs should find a place for your stories in their own campaign world.It might be worth repeating why I'm notthinking custom-made campaign worlds: this is because this sets up the promise of new mechanics and new monsters. A promise 4E 3PPs currently can't deliver on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CapnZapp, post: 4957672, member: 12731"] I think the larger issue is that being relegated to supplying WotC with adventures is not what most 3PP have in mind. Writing good adventures is hard in general. Writing a good adventure that is very generic is very hard, but I didn't say you had to do that. Place them in PoL-land instead. Unless I'm mistaken, the point of that "world" is that it doesn't disallow you from making up the village of Huntington or Count Yourdoom. If you keep the larger picture sufficiently hazy (and perhaps use generic labels for gods such as the God of Knowledge, the God of Piracy) most DMs should find a place for your stories in their own campaign world. It might be worth repeating why I'm notthinking custom-made campaign worlds: this is because this sets up the promise of new mechanics and new monsters. A promise 4E 3PPs currently can't deliver on. [/QUOTE]

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