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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Armadillo" data-source="post: 4782503" data-attributes="member: 37360">It doesn't set up any conflict.For their setting search, WotC asked some interesting questions, including:- Who are the player characters?- What do they do?Your blurb needs to at least suggest an answer to these questions.  As an example, here's the equivalent of the back of the book text for the Dragon Age CRPG:Over the past 400 years, the world has slowly decayed and civil war has erupted. It is up to you, one of the last remaining, legendary warriors known as the <a href="http://dragonage.bioware.com/greywardens.html" target="_blank">Grey Wardens</a> to reunite the shattered lands as you attempt to fend off impending doom caused by the reemergence of an unearthly force that has risen to bring about Armageddon. Choose your past, shape your present, and determine your future as you embark on a heroic journey in a world where sacrifices must be made to emerge victorious. How will you decide to save mankind?It sets up a conflict (Over the past 400 years, the world has slowly decayed and civil war has erupted.), clarifies who the characters will be (one of the last remaining, legendary warriors known as the <a href="http://dragonage.bioware.com/greywardens.html" target="_blank">Grey Wardens</a>), and describes what the characters will do (reunite the shattered lands as you attempt to fend off impending doom caused by the reemergence of an unearthly force that has risen to bring about Armageddon).</blockquote>

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