This is something that I would like to see more in regular RPG games. (Building a sewage plant, etc.) It makes it feel like you are actually making a difference, reshaping the world around you. Attending the matters of state is actually quite refreshing, especially when you make a decision that literally changes the landscape of the world around you. I also enjoy the playful banter between the representative for and against the decision, making their case before you as King. Luckily this isn’t the case you can perform your kingly duties, making decisions on matters of state at your leisure (for the most part), without much of a headache. The rumor mill had me worried about this as it seemed like you wouldn’t be able to adventure and go about your business as much when you become King. Still seems kind of daunting, but I think it could really add to the realism of the game and to reward players for making those choices.Īnother big change is that you get to become King. This would even be more amplified if it was the PC’s decision to go to that area, feeling as if they TRULY found it, by making their choice to go in that direction and what not.
There’s nothing like coming across a new place to explore, finding what lies within the dark corridors of the ancient temple or the catacombs of a long forgotten king. It still seems daunting, but I think it would give the game a feel of freedom and most importantly, one of my favorite parts of playing D&D.exploration. I would have separate encounters created for the surrounding region so that no matter where the PC’s venture off to, adventure will find them. So for example, Sage Marsh is surrounded by swamp (and possibly a bad example), but if the PC’s didn’t want to move forward with the campaign and take a break from it and for instance, wanted to travel within the swamp, looking for adventure, I would be prepared. What I want to do is take all the main “hotspots” of where the adventure is currently leading and where it could possibly go, and building outward 50 miles in all directions.
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