Job applications where you just fill in your info are one thing but cold opening an adult email is my worst nightmare basically! I've always struggled with feeling presumptuous telling people I'm Good At Things at this is just the next step up
Finally got around to starting the new campaign yesterday, Most of it was a "get to meet the party in a carnival setting" which they liked, and then after a timer the world sort of broke, so now their city is a floating island in a weird glowing yellow void.
I got told more than once that It was the best first session and possibly most fun singular session that I've run so hell yeah
Made a joke about the campaigns central theme being vore and he Wont Let It Go
Thing is, it's actually sort of true, bc the setting is a westmarches inside the stomach of a huge eldritch god lmao
Finished the (players) writeup for NPCs in town, now all that's left is writing up the first session and some other locations...
https://docs.google.com/document/d/10GlG3h0LXLS0PmptUE--dTQFfDBG4rJQrdyN_FDO5h4/edit?usp=sharing
Oh yeah, the setting I was making all those NPCs for a while ago: I finished the basic write-up for the village the campaign will be taking place in if anyone wants to take a look!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rVNP4bLlUVBel0emsnTeVn1rnypEgrbb5F-lXYoQXd4/edit?usp=sharing
I'm writing up all the actual NPC info in a seperate document per player request... but I can't help feel that this document is missing... some sort of important info... can't pinpoint what though
Now I dont Know a Whole Lot about Game Design, but this will be fun to mess with at the very least.
Thinking of doing spell lists by power source- brieif look would mean that arcane users would have the most powerful spells, but I think maybe making it a risk/reward thing is in order?
Primal magic users may not have access to stuff like teleportation, but they also dont have to worry about tearing apart the fabric of reality
Always felt like magic is something that should have more range to it than "can and can't do it" so... eh? Liked the way 4e dnd did power sources, too, though I don't think I want to touch psionics
actually come to think of it, I gonna go hunting for a ttrpg that has like... the huge amount of character options that pathfinder does, but has just ... Less Numbers in it since that is what seems to trip my group up the most.
Maybe i finally just go and try and kitbash a bunch of PBTA character books with pathfinder stuff
She/Her / 24 / Half Elf Enthusiast/ I Draw