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Stork	A simple start for a new dungeon By: Stork Have a dungeon that could fit anywhere? Want to get the heroes there in a hurry? Try this. Articles Scenario Game Mastering	by Stork 85^xp 4 replies 1960 views
Chaosmark	Plot Generation By: Chaosmark You can have a world, you can have players. They might have even made characters that were so beautifully crafted that you cried when reviewing them. But if you don't have a plot, your game ain't goin' nowhere. Articles Scenario Game Mastering	by Chaosmark 65^xp 6 replies 6031 views
Chaosmark	News from the Real World By: Chaosmark Resurrecting an old thread in a new format, here we bring you News from the Real world, where you can submit news as it translates to your game world. Articles Scenario Game Mastering	by Chaosmark 75^xp 13 replies 8141 views
manfred	How A Trap Should Really Be Put Into An Adventure By: manfred Traps need to make sense. Somebody must of made it for a specific purpose. Articles Scenario Game Mastering	by manfred 210^xp 10 replies 8774 views 1 HoH

“ Moonlight shines down on the tranquil scene of a slumbering inn along one of the many roads that cross the land. Trees sway gently in the night air, and the stars twinkle brightly. All is quiet as the PCs snore away, a fine tendril of smoke curlsrnunder their door. The tavern is on fire! This is particularly bad news if the PCs own any horses - the screaming they hear is probably from their mounts! Panicky people are rushing about with buckets of water, trying to tame the flames. The fire fighting effort is not very coordinated as everybody is either hungover or still drunk, including the PCs. Hurry!”

Michael Jotne Slayer

“ According to the Journals of Lord Goidol, the people of the Southern Cities wear heavy coats all the year round, despite the stifling tropical heat. They claim that to do otherwise angers the gods, and it is true that visitors who refuse to don the local garb are often struck down with a paralytic fever.”

Wulfhere

“ A world where, instead of aging in years, the people age in knowledge. So, instead of dying once a general age was reached, they die once they achieve a certain amount of knowledge. A man could live forever if he never learned anything, or could die after reading a few choice books. Of course, the knowledge of the land would be regulated, like medical drugs.”

Drackler