Monday, April 27, 2020

If I ever play in another 5e campaign

I'm just going to use the Nentir Vale campaign setting. Well, I'll call it the Nentir Vale, but I'm going to be using custom maps. The cosmology, deities, history of the world will be the same though, just with vastly changed geography.

I won't be using any of 4e's Nentir Vale campaigns though. My experience running 5e modules has really soured me to modern premade campaigns. The monsters are a real boon, though.

Update: Apparently, the Nentir Vale is Mike Mearle's baby, so FUCK THAT
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