…it’s a particularly nasty spell
So I’m over on RPGnet and I see this… http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=324535 …which naturally got me thinking. Part of my reply was…
Naturally, the Empire of D20 (based upon the Realm of D&D) would be huge, tho slowly fragmenting into independent baronies.
The Land of the Vampire Storytellers would be pretty big and a hotbed of behind the scenes wheeling and dealing between the various power groups (Vampires, Mages, Werewolves, etc.).
The Indie Archepelago would see new islands popping up regularly.
So, what else belongs on the map?
You may now start commenting. Once the map gets big enough, I’ll create it using Campaign Cartographer.
Pulp Character Creation
The personality poll got a whole bunch of similar responses, so here is our personality profile of Violet LaFlamme.
Violet is very dedicated to both her work and helping the less fortunate. She’s also a toughcookie and a bit of a tomboy. She has a goofy, sometimes dark sense of humor and, when provoked, a wicked sharp tongue. Violet is also very smart, altho, as with her looks, she is rather unaware of it. She is normally an exceptionally healthy person. Violet has been known to let both her curiosity and her stubborness get her in trouble.
Although she dresses well, Violet is a bit of a slob in most other respects. Her apartment will never win any Good Housekeeping awards. She hates to cook. An avid animal lover, she shares her home with two dogs (Boris & Bela), two cats (Bette & Joan), a Scarlet Macaw (Charlie), and a pair of turtles (Holmes & Watson).
When she’s not working, Violet can often be found out at various nightspots, ranging from reporter hangout bars (The Byline Saloon) to high class nightspots (The Cobalt Club) to Broadway shows. She has no shortage of male friends to escort her.
Next Poll: We find out Violet’s skills and connections.
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