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| #1shiftystylinDec 13, 2008 21:53:05 | I'm a reasonably new DM and stumbled across something I thought was interesting... My friend is currently trying to write a fantasy novel about a character passing away in this world and joining another world in a "religious war" between a bumbling, bug-eyed, stoner god (based 'loosely' on Bill Bailey) and a mean looking, kickass satan. Let all the characters pick a faction (of good or evil) and be generals and control battalions and fight against each other but still have a DM to guide them along a storyline path. I know it sounds more in the realms of Warhammer but is there any possible way to create a set platoon of 20 men with a stat block for each so they could fight it out? The aim of the game would be to conquer certain areas on a map for a territory style capture game but include some real tactics like hills and forests giving people combat advantage. Obviously their generals or special characters would still be from the D+D players handbook and an army of each faction would consist of humans or angels and tieflings (cos they look a bit hellish) or devils/demons??? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated cos I really wanna get this thing up and running but am stuck where to start off. |
| #2JokubasDec 13, 2008 23:30:14 | Unfortunately, I can't offer any advice, but it does sound possible from what I know. It sounds quite intriguing as well (Bill Bailey, lol). |
| #3pigknightDec 14, 2008 1:21:18 | 4e or 3.5? |
| #4shiftystylinDec 14, 2008 16:04:51 | preferably 4e but one of the guys has 3.5 books too. And yeh we're all massive fans of Bill Bailey and his mumbling... |
| #5pigknightDec 14, 2008 23:03:21 | D&D Minis battle with fully stated charaters. PvP via teams might be balanced... |