Baron de Ropp 🎖️ demonstrates how to run better D&D sessions by critically analyzing gaming systems, and illustrates superior worldbuilding and quest hooking through the lens of History, Sociology, and Geopolitics.
I know its two years too late but I can't resist: Marsember should be a popular and wealthy city? Excuse me sir, did you not read the name of said lake its nestled beside? Yes that's right, the lake of DRAGONS. Wanna guess how it got that name? Wanna guess why Marsember isn't so popular and wealthy despite its geopolitical location?
You imply that Knight is an hereditary rank like the others. It ain't. Though it was common for a knigth's son to be knighted and to inherit his fathers land... it wasn't automatically so. And knightood could be granted by a senior knight: it didn't take a king until much later.
🤭 just like to give a big shout out to the Baron-thanks buddy for your gifts , of well ,YOU KNOW:) lol ! Ah,yea thanks for letting me in on It-its so easy to miss this type of play,for years..and so simply put... But if it had been a snake -it would have bit me! Right before my eyes
🤭 just like to give a big shout out to the Baron-thanks buddy for your gifts , of well ,YOU KNOW:) lol ! Ah,yea thanks for letting me in on It-its so easy to miss this type of play,for years..and so simply put... But if it had been a snake -it would have bit me! Right before my eyes
🤭 just like to give a big shout out to the Baron-thanks buddy for your gifts , of well ,YOU KNOW:) lol ! Ah,yea thanks for letting me in on It-its so easy to miss this type of play,for years..and so simply put... But if it had been a snake -it would have bit me! Right before my eyes.
When I first heard of the five room dungeon, I thought of it as a variation on the "five act structure" (Setup, rising action, complication, climax and denouement). And now I'm wondering what an RPG following the Asian "Ki-Sho-Ten-Ketsu" structure would be like.
