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Message: <blockquote data-quote="STARP_Social_Officer" data-source="post: 3837521" data-attributes="member: 41202">My campaign's in its last few sessions before winding up, so I've been thinking about this a lot. My options I've asked my players to consider are:Spacefaring (d20 future)A d20 future campaign which would actually owe more to Firefly than Star Trek or Star Wars. It'd be "low" sci-fi, so no aliens, no flash shiny ships, no Force etc. etc. I think I've come up with a pretty good setting which kind of evokes the Age of Discovery in a lot of ways. Robin HoodNot a campaign based on Robin Hood, but an actual Robin Hood campaign. The PCs are the Merry Men. There'd be a fight over who gets to be Hoody himself (Hoody and the Blowfish?) but I think it'd be really fun. I want to add magic and use standard D&D rules so we end up with a fantasy-historical hybrid. I have this goofy idea that the Sheriff of Nottingham is a Blackguard and Guy of Gisborne is his demonic henchmen. Dimension HoppingIt would owe a lot to Doctor Who. Almost everything, in fact. In my last three campaigns a character made a cameo. The character is a dimensional-hopping traveller who can turn up in any campaign setting anywhere in the multiverse. He also 'regenerates' like the Doctor does. Rather than use the Who RPG, I'd prefer to do it my own way. My idea is that one PC is the character (his name is the Traveller) and the other two are his companions, but when the Traveller dies another player takes over the role (Who again). This could be really fun, but it's pretty goofy and would take a bit of planning and player co-operation. The advantage is being able to use any adventure or setting for any system. We'd change systems according to the world - we could be doing D&D one week, then White Wolf the next and Shadowrun after that.</blockquote>

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