What Gaming Stuff Are You Creating?

Omote · Post by **Omote** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:19 pm

That sounds pretty cool. From what you presented and what I can gather, I like the fact that demons are of/related to the Sphere of Entropy. On the flip-side, the same seems to apply to the creatures/angels of light that seem to represent the Sphere of Energy. If my assumptions are correct (even if they are not), that all sounds awesome. Me likey the patheon.
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AslanC · Post by **AslanC** » Thu Nov 26, 2009 4:43 am

Taking the lessons learned from making a fantasy system out of FASERIP and now applying them to a bizarre fusion of D&D and the CODA Lord of the Rings. Wish me luck
As well as working on two settings, the World of Aeran and Final Age.
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DeadReborn · Post by **DeadReborn** » Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:19 pm

I'm working on a pantheon for my homebrew world, but no matter what I come up with, it feels kinda cheesy to me.
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DangerDwarf · Post by **DangerDwarf** » Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:40 pm

Working on adjuncts for my Pathfinder's Crusade houserule document. PLaying C&C in the world of Golarion.

Adding Affiliation Adjuncts to the list, adjuncts that are associated with various organizations that can only be gained by characters who are members of those organizations.

Screenmonkey · Post by **Screenmonkey** » Fri Dec 04, 2009 1:46 am

I'm working on a megadungeon in disguise, a ruined city for my players to explore. I stole the premise from the old computer game Pool of Radiance so it's nothing original but my aim is not to create art - just a good bit of fun.

There will be a small civilized section in the ruins where the PCs may rest and restock. There will also be a number of NPCs who want something out of the ruins. Classic quest givers.

There will be no plot nor story archs. I like to keep things simple in my games and I want to offer the reins to the players. I provide the setting. They decide what to do with it.

DerGolem · Post by **DerGolem** » Fri Dec 04, 2009 1:49 am

That sounds like real fun. Do you have any story hooks embedded if the players want to try something outside of dungeon crawling?
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Screenmonkey · Post by **Screenmonkey** » Fri Dec 04, 2009 2:02 am

DerGolem wrote:
That sounds like real fun. Do you have any story hooks embedded if the players want to try something outside of dungeon crawling?

Good question. I'm really hoping that my players will explore the ruins at least a few sessions. As I said in the introductory thread, I haven't gamed in years so I have a plenty of things to recall and relearn.

But I'm sure there will be. If they keep their ears open they will hear rumors about the outside world and they may find some things intriguing. Time will tell. Perhaps they will hear about restless hill giants...