Background information for game settings
Well, I’m slogging away at the setup for whatever campaign inevitably comes after my party TPK:s again (or the world ends, there’s like 4 world-enders about now). So here’s a not completed map (spoilers?!). Yes, “Västerås” is a joke. It’s a city in Sweden, but there’s a certain fantasy series that has a suspciously similar … More A Map For a New Campaign
I’ve though on this before (several times), but after Cavegirl/Emmy Allen told an entertaining story in the OSR discord the other day the idea returned (if in a slightly different form). The core idea is simple: the player characters are ghosts or spirits of some kind, able to possess a body to use as they … More The Possession Campaign
While pondering dwarves the other day, I decided that I needed a general timeline for my world. So I made one. It’s based on the dragon year count, because the dragons would be the ones that remember the furthest past. It’s nice to have something to place ancient happenings in. It can make the world … More World Timeline
So, here’s some info on what ritual mages use in my setting, both lore and stats. They are defenitely the most tool-heavy of all wizardly types.
Well, based on a few posts on Crossing the Verse, here’s some stuff on how a population could be affected by racial Constitution modifiers, and the resulting Constitution score/bonus’ effect on the saves vs. disease.
Here’s the intermediate post between the TPK in my campaign and the new run. Two non-present characters survived, and one 13 year old heir was sent away before the suicidal waking of the dragon…
Okay, so here’s a bunch of data on demographics.
Here’s an interesting thought exercise: what would the distribution of character levels be over an entire population? I think most people can agree that the majority would be low- or unleveled characters. My guess would be that a normal distribution could be applied. My assumptions were the following: the mean level is 0.5, with the same … More Population Distribution Over Character Levels
I felt inspired to draw some of the people my players have encountered in the campaign so far… so I did. These are the ones I ended up finishing.
Because it seems fun. So let’s do all four of the 20 question sets I found… This will be freaking long…
