Personally, I’ve usually been pretty skeptical of campaign management software. Lone Wolf Development (who previously brought you Hero Lab) is currently running a Kickstarter for their new Realm Workscampaign management software. Although I suppose it doesn’t take much imagination to imagine angry diabolists hunting down an arcanist because their human sacrifice retroactively vanished and their demonic patron is unhappy about it.) Filed under: Roleplaying Games | Comments (4) The PCs get called in when recent transplant recipients start dropping dead because their new organs have vanished inside them. (In a modern setting with magic I’m imagining a similar scenario also resulting in organ donor scams. If you can’t find at least a half dozen potential scenarios in all of that, then you’re not really trying. You’ve got people obsessed with the summoned/created Catherines trying to stalk or kidnap the “real deal”. You’ve got mobsters trying to get their hands on the spell (and wizards possibly trying to stop them because they’re uncomfortable with that sort of thing). You’ve got the wizard’s guild encroaching on the whore business. “Catherine” just brings it into sharper focus and puts it center stage.Īnd even if you’re not interested in the ethical conundrums presented by this particular “what if”, consider all the immediate fantasy plots that fall out of it: You’ve got wizards fighting to gain (or protect) arcane secrets. There’s a really tremendous ethical mire lurking there. Not all of these issues actually require “Catherine” to show up in your setting: The summon monster spells already allow spellcasters to summon intelligent beings to come and do their bidding. I’m not sure if that simplifies the ethical implications of this concept or makes it much, much worse: Are these actually versions of Catherine from alternate dimensions? If so, does the Catherine of this dimension actually deserve any recompense for their labors of her other-dimensional “siblings”? They’re effectively immortal while here and if they’re actually returned to the same place and time as the one that they left, are they actually being exploited? What if people start disappearing from this dimension and it’s determined that it’s a result of people summoning them? Let’s start with a random rules check: Summoning spells physically bring the creature or object from some other place, they don’t create them out of whole cloth. Because this next bit isn’t going to make any sense unless you know what I’m talking about.
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In this game, you can fly with dragons, solve problems and puzzles, and defeat the bad guys just like the heroes of Avatar: The Last Airbender and How to Train Your Dragon.First things first, you need to click through this link to Goblin Punch and read the blog post there: This book contains everything you need to set off for adventure in the windpunk setting of the Many Worlds. But you cannot ignore the people of the Many Worlds when they turn to you for help…ĭo: Fate of the Flying Temple is a family-friendly standalone roleplaying game. Evildoers plot to take advantage of the temple’s absence there are no monks to give advice on how to deal with them, and your young dragon gets you into trouble as much as it helps you. There’s only one problem-the Flying Temple has disappeared, leaving only a single dragon’s egg in its place! It’s up to you and the other teenaged pilgrims to carry on with the temple’s work, helping the residents of the Many Worlds with their problems. So begins the latest letter your troupe of pilgrims has received.
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