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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8226011" data-attributes="member: 93670">Why not?&nbsp; Over the course of 2-3 campaigns precovid my players took a small nothing town in droaam&nbsp; with a Cyran refugee meets band of war criminals conducting illegal &amp; unethical experiments problem&nbsp; &amp; built it up to develop an economy of sorts based on the exploration &amp; study of discovered ancient dhakaani ruins&nbsp; till the dragonmarked houses were willing to station sentinal marshals build an airship dock and built an orien station with teleport room despite the 5 nations not wanting to recognize droaam in ways that make accomplishing those things easy. the DoSK who rule droaam were tickled pink with the PC's progress towards getting the hope to be nation recognized as legitimate enough &amp; they may even have reshaped how politics would develop elsewhere in future campaigns because of the changes they made.&nbsp; Even simply failing to save the world or doing a crap job of it can leave a mark on the setting as pathfinder's ill omens/darkest timeline attests by showing what the setting might look like if nobody saved the world over &amp; over again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 8226011, member: 93670"] Why not? Over the course of 2-3 campaigns precovid my players took a small nothing town in droaam with a Cyran refugee meets band of war criminals conducting illegal & unethical experiments problem & built it up to develop an economy of sorts based on the exploration & study of discovered ancient dhakaani ruins till the dragonmarked houses were willing to station sentinal marshals build an airship dock and built an orien station with teleport room despite the 5 nations not wanting to recognize droaam in ways that make accomplishing those things easy. the DoSK who rule droaam were tickled pink with the PC's progress towards getting the hope to be nation recognized as legitimate enough & they may even have reshaped how politics would develop elsewhere in future campaigns because of the changes they made. Even simply failing to save the world or doing a crap job of it can leave a mark on the setting as pathfinder's ill omens/darkest timeline attests by showing what the setting might look like if nobody saved the world over & over again. [/QUOTE]

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