nerfherder

42 minutes ago, simonh said:

You can always use them for your own game, if you like.

Simon Hibbs

I know that at least one of my players really liked the RQ3 category modifiers, so I was actually going to check whether mechanically they work out similar enough to the RQG modifiers, and just let him use them if they were close enough

17 hours ago, styopa said:

(Sorry, you can probably tell one of my degrees was in geography.  Maybe this isn't interesting for most.)

It really made me start presenting information in games without maps, as much as possible (tactical maps, sure, but I mean the big world maps we all love to draw and look at).

I've actually been trying to think of a way to communicate graphically the basics of a world layout (including showing the main areas) without just showing the players a copy of the highly detailed and accurate map.  Any suggestions?