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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 5442738" data-attributes="member: 27385">I like the idea and I think it will fit into many of my campaigns.&nbsp; After I read Tequila Sunrise's comment above about rooms like magic items I first thought that it would look like another set of trading cards.I picture a card for each room with cost and benefit for each.&nbsp; Some you need, and others would require a &quot;tree&quot; to be able to get access to.&nbsp; Great Library requires Basic Library first, or as a magic item you would need to buy each of the basic level before upgrading, ie- the level 3 library before you can buy the level 13 or 23 library.&nbsp; The bonuses could also be tiered like +1,+3, +5.&nbsp; Heck, you can have one of those 3-ring binder sheets for baseball cards, I mean Magic cards, and start in the middle with the Hovel card a level 1 item and build around it with towers and moats and smithy, etc.The more I write about it, the more it sounds like a workable idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 5442738, member: 27385"] I like the idea and I think it will fit into many of my campaigns. After I read Tequila Sunrise's comment above about rooms like magic items I first thought that it would look like another set of trading cards. I picture a card for each room with cost and benefit for each. Some you need, and others would require a "tree" to be able to get access to. Great Library requires Basic Library first, or as a magic item you would need to buy each of the basic level before upgrading, ie- the level 3 library before you can buy the level 13 or 23 library. The bonuses could also be tiered like +1,+3, +5. Heck, you can have one of those 3-ring binder sheets for baseball cards, I mean Magic cards, and start in the middle with the Hovel card a level 1 item and build around it with towers and moats and smithy, etc. The more I write about it, the more it sounds like a workable idea. [/QUOTE]

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