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But you'll never know what you did until you learn to control your powers. And when you do, a knife will be in your throat. I guarantee it.

Quote from: BlitzDungeoneer on December 27, 2014, 04:24:06 am

Quote from: Tawarochir on December 26, 2014, 11:41:15 pm

So.

I have had one more idea for a D&D 3.5 game.

It's not your average dungeon crawler, a legend of ancient heroes fighting a terrible beast from the beginning of time, or a story of warriors who wandered the land to master their own fates.

It's about war. War is hell. It has been one hundred and seven years since the fall of Gemodor, and no kingdom has dared to reclaim its lost expanses, fearful of the corrupting magic that wrought its end. The country of Sarium has invaded lands of the kingdom Atissa, and the PCs are a conscripted mercenary group, tasked with mowing down armies of soldiers--some mere conscripted farmers who could barely wield a pitchfork in their own profession, others generals who have seen countless battles--to regain the occupied land. The PCs, once noticed by generals in the army, are tasked with increasingly dangerous jobs--perhaps jobs that would push them beyond their limits, beyond what they know. Beyond the point of return. But it is the life they must lead.

Sound interesting?

This does sound very interesting, actually. I doubt I'd be able to get a sheet out in time, but yeah. I would totally go for that.

Excellent, support. This isn't going to be too terribly long (ten levels, tops); what starting level do you think would be best? I was thinking three to five.

I am saying from a RPG perspective. It is boring for the GM and the players when you can just speed dial your private army to nuke whatever problem you have.