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<blockquote data-quote="Harmon" data-source="post: 3004722" data-attributes="member: 24357">Writing up a back story and sharing it with those that know or rather should know is how I usually do it.Riders of the Axe started in Sunless- three Half Elves see an old friend (Gnome bard) who sees a group of friends- Dwarves come in.&nbsp; He introduces and we all sit and have a meal, then somebody comes in and offers this great big band of adventures a job at recovering two siblings and a paladin who went off to the Sunless.Fury, Mel and Lelenia all knew each other, so we talked about back stories, I wrote both of theirs to get them down on paper.Jack and Crom- one player was new, brought in by the other, they were buddies and talked about their characters.Bromsby (the gnome) was just a means to connect, but has sense become a vital part of the group.The Players and the GM working together made the connection happen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Harmon, post: 3004722, member: 24357"] Writing up a back story and sharing it with those that know or rather should know is how I usually do it. Riders of the Axe started in Sunless- three Half Elves see an old friend (Gnome bard) who sees a group of friends- Dwarves come in. He introduces and we all sit and have a meal, then somebody comes in and offers this great big band of adventures a job at recovering two siblings and a paladin who went off to the Sunless. Fury, Mel and Lelenia all knew each other, so we talked about back stories, I wrote both of theirs to get them down on paper. Jack and Crom- one player was new, brought in by the other, they were buddies and talked about their characters. Bromsby (the gnome) was just a means to connect, but has sense become a vital part of the group. The Players and the GM working together made the connection happen. [/QUOTE]

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