Grumpy RPG Reviews
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On vacation I drove from Dallas, through the Texas panhandle, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Washington state. While watching the varied scenery, several thoughts occurred to me.
One; Idaho is lousy with potato-monsters.
Two; More seriously, what kind of topography do you describe in the games you run? Do they feature buttes and high plains? Rolling, semi-arid grass lands? Do you even considered the game possibilities offered by various topography?
Cities on buttes could be connected by narrow bridge; naturally, a fight will happen on one of those bridge as players try to cross.
Or maybe the villain's lair is in the middle of an open and rolling plain. It will be difficult to sneak up on the man if he has an unobstructed view to every horizon. What does the party do?
What do you think of this kind of thing?
One; Idaho is lousy with potato-monsters.
Two; More seriously, what kind of topography do you describe in the games you run? Do they feature buttes and high plains? Rolling, semi-arid grass lands? Do you even considered the game possibilities offered by various topography?
Cities on buttes could be connected by narrow bridge; naturally, a fight will happen on one of those bridge as players try to cross.
Or maybe the villain's lair is in the middle of an open and rolling plain. It will be difficult to sneak up on the man if he has an unobstructed view to every horizon. What does the party do?
What do you think of this kind of thing?
