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<blockquote data-quote="Bedrockgames" data-source="post: 8247156" data-attributes="member: 85555">Sort of. I have tables for determining historical developments and events. Something like this:[ATTACH=full]135523[/ATTACH]But generally I would manage the developments from these events organically (which could involve rolls here or there if I thought it needed). So the church's response is generally going to be me figuring out what their response is. But if the church tries to do something to stem a problem, I may assign a dice pool and roll against a TN (say they send aid to an area hit by flooding, I might assign them 2d10 feeling they only sent a small group of clergy, and roll against a TN based on the extent of the flood---I might even make them roll monthly to see how well they manage it over time). I also have sect shakeup tables for conflict in the martial world. This has things on it like a member of sect A infiltrating sect C, Sect B losing lots of men in a fight, Sect D encroaching on sect C's territory, etc.in a different setting I have a table for religious sects and their development around characters (it is a setting where the characters have a spark of divinity and can attract followers: having a system for figuring out what becomes of that following was handy (characters with that divine spark are called Sertori, so the &quot;Sertori present&quot; column is the column for when the Sertori can be there physically to manage followers him or herself (and there is a tracking sheet as well--the full sheet goes up to 6):[ATTACH=full]135524[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]135525[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bedrockgames, post: 8247156, member: 85555"] Sort of. I have tables for determining historical developments and events. Something like this: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1618443612358.png"]135523[/ATTACH] But generally I would manage the developments from these events organically (which could involve rolls here or there if I thought it needed). So the church's response is generally going to be me figuring out what their response is. But if the church tries to do something to stem a problem, I may assign a dice pool and roll against a TN (say they send aid to an area hit by flooding, I might assign them 2d10 feeling they only sent a small group of clergy, and roll against a TN based on the extent of the flood---I might even make them roll monthly to see how well they manage it over time). I also have sect shakeup tables for conflict in the martial world. This has things on it like a member of sect A infiltrating sect C, Sect B losing lots of men in a fight, Sect D encroaching on sect C's territory, etc. in a different setting I have a table for religious sects and their development around characters (it is a setting where the characters have a spark of divinity and can attract followers: having a system for figuring out what becomes of that following was handy (characters with that divine spark are called Sertori, so the "Sertori present" column is the column for when the Sertori can be there physically to manage followers him or herself (and there is a tracking sheet as well--the full sheet goes up to 6): [ATTACH type="full" alt="1618443855747.png"]135524[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1618443991368.png"]135525[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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