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Every now and then I tend to hold a campaign where I DM, controlling events and a few key and non-important NPCs around the world crafted. Thusfar I've done this for two Campaigns and would like to do this for a third. The stories are fairly immersive with may twists, turns and the lot. This is not including those events even I leave up to fate by challenging the Adventurer to a dice roll. Obviously rolling higher than me benefits the scenario in the Adventurer's favor.

To the point [Read my profile if you'd like a thorough description of my Functions]. I want to craft my next campaign around the ideas of the people, you guys. What do you think the next campaign should be like? I've been thinking about hosting one taking place during the Roman era with minimal to no magic at all. There would be some mysterious disappearances caused by an infamous group skulking about in the shadows worshiping the Eris, The Goddess of Discord. The story then takes off from there. I try not to reveal too much to the (would be) Adventurers pre-campaign or during for the sake of keeping everything exciting and thrilling. You know. Keep the spoilers minimal to /null.

So. Your take on the baseline plot of the above? Or would you rather see something else done? Different era, different backstory, different whatever, you name it.

Certainly I like the Roman idea, but the only character of mine that would fit is Pulchra ('Loremaster'). She is from my own High Fantasy Roman setting, where magic co-exists alongside the mundane world.

I had just read up on your character and would find it interesting to be on the above campaign when and if I get it started. I've got to pre-type out a few details to iron out inconsistencies and the like. Splendid work though on Pulchra's character design.

Thank you She is my longest running character to date, and my most favoured, despite being an NPC now in most Furcadia-based continuities, more or less.

I have had several ideas for things like this, but sadly I am not cut out to be a DM. If you wish I can impart my creative knowledge unto you and see what you like, don't like, and what gives an idea.

I've considered having a Co-DM assist in some campaigns. Brainstorm on ideas, devise twists and turns along the plot-line. On a commemorative note, I've seen you around on the forums and have faith in some of your creativity. I'll send you a message in a short while, perhaps by tomorrow morning/afternoon. Going to take a nap.

Fantastic, I shall await your message. Meanwhile, I finish climbing mt. homework.