Post #2147013
2026-05-01 10:52 UTC
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@RogerBW@discordian.social 2026-05-01 10:57
@AndreasDavour @Taskerland I could see it as a set of campaignlets with different PCs: you are a bunch of local investigators in (country), you've taken on this job, play however many sessions and then turn in your report. Then occasional linking sections with the overall PCs reading the reports and deciding whom to employ next.
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@Taskerland@dice.camp 2026-05-01 10:58
@AndreasDavour @RogerBW It really does... I used to play a lot of historical games and we fell into a pattern of having to confront local thugs to get our foot in the local door, and then just hiring the local thugs as goons who could do the stuff that we didn't want to do. D&D teaches you to view hirelings as meatshields but if you treat them with a degree of realism they can become so much more and make your campaign immeasurably richer.