Episode 842 Gaming on the Frontier Podcast - Modernizing Fantasy Characters part 2
Aug 17, 202647mEp. 841
What would you call a fighter, barbarian, rogue, cleric, or mage in an employment ad in modern times. See if you agree with us
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Gaming on the Frontier podcast covers the gamut of roleplaying topics from how to handle time travel in your game, playing extreme characters, to topics that every GM ought to know.
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What would you call a fighter, barbarian, rogue, cleric, or mage in an employment ad in modern times. See if you agree with us
how does the original d&D and pathfinder classes translate to modern professions? We take our hand at mapping them
We finish up our design of the campaign. We ended up using modified Savage Worlds for the system. Character and actual play sessions coming.
Almost Done with the Design. Just a few more magic aspects to nail down.
We continue to discuss how we want the magic system to work and what options are there for different magic
We finished with the campaign world. Now how does magic work?
More of my struggles to transition from the early campaign to the middle campaign in Fringeworthy
It should be easy to finish a campaign and then start a new one in the same world right? That wasn't my experience and here is why.
We finally finish with the world building, the government and some of the ecology. In the next episode we do the magic system.
Not enough players? Players always caught flat footed? Need a reason to tell them something they should have already noticed? Drones may be your answer
We continue to work through our campaign design document for or new campaign
We continue to work through our template to create a new fantasy campaign
This week we hope you are equipped to handle the problems that crop up regularly at your table.
This week we try to help you keep your players at the table and the campaign on track
This week we continue choosing elements of our new fantasy campaign.
This week we being a new big project of creating a new fantasy campaign from the ground up. System choice will be the last thing we do.
This week we discuss how to take those adventures that seem to be branded for a certain campaign and work them into a good for for your own setting.
What you do when you aren't on the main quest. Adventures at home?
This week we reach the end of the trail and suggest possible game settings and even a few tv show for inspiration.
This week we hunker down and get into the nitty gritty dirt devil of Western game design
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