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Question about MYRE 1-1

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#1
redberserker
Nov 13, 2009 12:55:16 I can create and run more than one of these correct? Or is it only one per Player/DM?

Thanks for any help.
#2
Alphastream
Nov 13, 2009 14:39:30 I hope to update the MYRE section of the guide to DME and MYRE, but it will likely be a while. (Comments on the recent additions and new stuff appreciated).

As to your question, you can create as many MYREs as you want. You can create 10 MYRE1-1s and run each as many times as you want. You just can't share what you created it (unless you co-authored, then you and the one other co-author can each run it).

A PC can play an individual MYRE only once, but the player can replay it with other PCs and any PC can play more than one MYRE1-1, so long as they are unique.
#3
redberserker
Nov 14, 2009 14:19:44 Excellent....thanks for the info!
#4
redberserker
Nov 16, 2009 23:18:12 I have another question about MYRE adventures....

Could I run a Dungeon Magazine adventure or part of a published adventure as a MYRE?

Or does Official Adventure (as described in the MYRE guide) mean just a LFR official adventure or any published WoTC or 3rd party adventure?
#5
Alphastream
Nov 17, 2009 1:06:43
I have another question about MYRE adventures....

Could I run a Dungeon Magazine adventure or part of a published adventure as a MYRE?

Or does Official Adventure (as described in the MYRE guide) mean just a LFR official adventure or any published WoTC or 3rd party adventure?

From what admins have said, it sounds as if you can use other WotC (non-LFR) adventures as the basis for your MYRE. Now, keep in mind that it should be an LFR adventure. If you took a mod like Castle Greyhawk... well, you would have to make some changes to make it fit (change all the gods, all the history, the location, several NPCs, the name of the place... you would really be just pulling ideas from CG and into your castle in the Realms). You want to still portray a Realms experience as much as possible. You could also borrow from non-WotC sources. Again, just keep the game grounded in FR. Otherwise, you could just run an RPGA home game in any campaign world.

Keep those questions coming, and everyone please speak up if you have ideas about the MYRE or DME portion of the Quick Guide to DME thread.
#6
redberserker
Nov 17, 2009 10:05:16
IMHO I don't see how that could be a problem as long as I modified the adventure to be in the Realms and follow the guidelines for treasure, magic items and xp. And to keep it around 4 hours.

I was considering using the Chaos Scar adventures from Dungeon and setting them in the High Forest near Loudwater.

Any other views out there?
#7
soccerref73
Nov 17, 2009 13:01:08 I think the Chaos Scar adventures are an excellent length for adapting to LFR using the My Realms packet. They are long enough to be satisfying and short enough to finish in 4-5 hours. And so far, they have all been really interesting. Just remember that My Realms adventures cannot be distributed, so only you (and potentially one co-author) can run your adaptation, even if it is an adaptation of a Dungeon adventure.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 redberserker Nov 13, 2009 12:55:16	I can create and run more than one of these correct? Or is it only one per Player/DM? Thanks for any help.
#2 Alphastream Nov 13, 2009 14:39:30	I hope to update the MYRE section of the guide to DME and MYRE, but it will likely be a while. (Comments on the recent additions and new stuff appreciated). As to your question, you can create as many MYREs as you want. You can create 10 MYRE1-1s and run each as many times as you want. You just can't share what you created it (unless you co-authored, then you and the one other co-author can each run it). A PC can play an individual MYRE only once, but the player can replay it with other PCs and any PC can play more than one MYRE1-1, so long as they are unique.
#3 redberserker Nov 14, 2009 14:19:44	Excellent....thanks for the info!
#4 redberserker Nov 16, 2009 23:18:12	I have another question about MYRE adventures.... Could I run a Dungeon Magazine adventure or part of a published adventure as a MYRE? Or does Official Adventure (as described in the MYRE guide) mean just a LFR official adventure or any published WoTC or 3rd party adventure?
#5 Alphastream Nov 17, 2009 1:06:43	I have another question about MYRE adventures.... Could I run a Dungeon Magazine adventure or part of a published adventure as a MYRE? Or does Official Adventure (as described in the MYRE guide) mean just a LFR official adventure or any published WoTC or 3rd party adventure? From what admins have said, it sounds as if you can use other WotC (non-LFR) adventures as the basis for your MYRE. Now, keep in mind that it should be an LFR adventure. If you took a mod like Castle Greyhawk... well, you would have to make some changes to make it fit (change all the gods, all the history, the location, several NPCs, the name of the place... you would really be just pulling ideas from CG and into your castle in the Realms). You want to still portray a Realms experience as much as possible. You could also borrow from non-WotC sources. Again, just keep the game grounded in FR. Otherwise, you could just run an RPGA home game in any campaign world. Keep those questions coming, and everyone please speak up if you have ideas about the MYRE or DME portion of the Quick Guide to DME thread.
#6 redberserker Nov 17, 2009 10:05:16	IMHO I don't see how that could be a problem as long as I modified the adventure to be in the Realms and follow the guidelines for treasure, magic items and xp. And to keep it around 4 hours. I was considering using the Chaos Scar adventures from Dungeon and setting them in the High Forest near Loudwater. Any other views out there?
#7 soccerref73 Nov 17, 2009 13:01:08	I think the Chaos Scar adventures are an excellent length for adapting to LFR using the My Realms packet. They are long enough to be satisfying and short enough to finish in 4-5 hours. And so far, they have all been really interesting. Just remember that My Realms adventures cannot be distributed, so only you (and potentially one co-author) can run your adaptation, even if it is an adaptation of a Dungeon adventure.