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<blockquote data-quote="Bloodstone de Troll" data-source="post: 473477" data-attributes="member: 3538">Hello all,&nbsp;I was wondering if anyone out there has played around with the Wheel of Time setting in any home-brewed campaigns and settings? Ive been contemplating having a game set in an alternate world (the books speak enough about otherworlds to satisfy any book-quoters). &nbsp;This world would have its own traditions of magic-users, including the Aes Sedai, though also with several regional groups. I was thinking of a group of male-channelers who have a sort-of Berserker type tradition using their impending Madness to work themselves into a Shadow-killing rage. Some of these folks mosty want to go down in a blaze of glory rather than go mad and/or rot to death.&nbsp;Thought?-AaronP.S. An alternative is of-course placing a game in the Trolloc Wars, I know some folks have done this. Please tell me about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bloodstone de Troll, post: 473477, member: 3538"] Hello all, I was wondering if anyone out there has played around with the Wheel of Time setting in any home-brewed campaigns and settings? Ive been contemplating having a game set in an alternate world (the books speak enough about otherworlds to satisfy any book-quoters). This world would have its own traditions of magic-users, including the Aes Sedai, though also with several regional groups. I was thinking of a group of male-channelers who have a sort-of Berserker type tradition using their impending Madness to work themselves into a Shadow-killing rage. Some of these folks mosty want to go down in a blaze of glory rather than go mad and/or rot to death. Thought? -Aaron P.S. An alternative is of-course placing a game in the Trolloc Wars, I know some folks have done this. Please tell me about it. [/QUOTE]

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