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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 8911427" data-attributes="member: 27385">We had an old piece of wallpaper that the original map was drawn upon.&nbsp; It was handed down to the DM at the time from his 1e play and that DM.&nbsp; It was one large continent where campaigns were built.&nbsp; Some were campaigns that used the same regions of earlier games and built upon the lore of that game and time.&nbsp; Some were kids of another campaign and they explored neighboring lands that were not quite developed.&nbsp; It was a fun time, and we played that world for all of 2e and some of 3e.&nbsp; The map was handed down to me and I tried to develop more of the whole continent to be something more than a collection of old campaigns that all were roughly the same.&nbsp; I developed some general lore about the unexplored areas and had a couple campaigns of my own.&nbsp; The most detailed involved two kingdoms separated by mountains.&nbsp; One kingdom wanted to conquer the other to gain the ocean ports they controlled.&nbsp; The PCs eventually grew to power and became a leading force in the last, great battle situated in the mountain pass controlled by a lich that they needed to negotiate with.&nbsp; The world seemed to have fallen away.&nbsp; I think I still have the large map with lots of notes and locations carved upon it, but it really is just a collection of campaigns that are forced together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 8911427, member: 27385"] We had an old piece of wallpaper that the original map was drawn upon. It was handed down to the DM at the time from his 1e play and that DM. It was one large continent where campaigns were built. Some were campaigns that used the same regions of earlier games and built upon the lore of that game and time. Some were kids of another campaign and they explored neighboring lands that were not quite developed. It was a fun time, and we played that world for all of 2e and some of 3e. The map was handed down to me and I tried to develop more of the whole continent to be something more than a collection of old campaigns that all were roughly the same. I developed some general lore about the unexplored areas and had a couple campaigns of my own. The most detailed involved two kingdoms separated by mountains. One kingdom wanted to conquer the other to gain the ocean ports they controlled. The PCs eventually grew to power and became a leading force in the last, great battle situated in the mountain pass controlled by a lich that they needed to negotiate with. The world seemed to have fallen away. I think I still have the large map with lots of notes and locations carved upon it, but it really is just a collection of campaigns that are forced together. [/QUOTE]

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