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There was another potential random encounter here, the chance of which was mitigated by how well the PCs set up their camp.

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A few thoughts to achieve this: 1) my players former PCs will be the quest givers.

They will be buildingoccupying a stronghold of sorts and the burden of governing will prevent them from adventuring.

Adventures will become available and the PCs will rarely have to travel (far).

Available races, classes and gear will be severely limited at first.

Successful adventuring can unlock those portions of the game.

For example.for Mountain Dwarves to become available as a PC race, the players must complete some quest(s) that open up trade routes to an isolated dwarven kingdom.

For cetain armor to become available, the PCs must complete a quest that attracts an armor smith to the stronghold or fork over loot to attract one.

Wealth, down time and other resources are required to allow recovery.

Some PCs will become so broken (mentally or physically) that they are no longer viable.so ways to attract new PCs to the stronghold will have to be available.

Using aqcuired wealth and influence will allow replacement PCs to be advanced enough to keep up with the other PCs 6) Unlike Darkest Dungeon, I wouldnt wany to spend a lot of time retracing lower level adventures.

Right now its just an idea that needs a lot more fleshing out.it would require players to be a lot less attached to individual PCs.

It was on the heels of me playing many hours of Darkest Dungeon and wanting to take the simple dungeon experience the game provides and make a DD equivalent.

I didnt really like the existing rules and didnt want to come up with my own system.

I didnt use lingering injuries either, but I did use the rules for 8 hours short-rests and 24-hour long rests.

But heres what I came up with and executed into a very solid campaign: There was a town, Grimdark.

Each session would be a self-contained foray into a dungeon called locally The Delve.

Each delve could only take place in a 24-hour period (in-game) when the dungeon would appear in the world from this netherworld called The Shade.

There was a player pool of 8 to 10 players who each had a primary character and a backup character.

Four characters could participate in any given session, first come first served.

The play loop was: (1) Resolve downtime activities in Grimdark, basically, What have the PCs being doing while resting for the last week I had set tasks with specific rolls, costs, results that offered benefits for the upcoming delve.

Travel to the Delve via the dark forest whose name escapes me at the moment.

Pace, travel tasks, and weather would determine time to get to the dungeon which impacted how much time they had to explore and short rest.

Potential random encounter along the way.

Delve the Delve.

Get as much done as you can before the dungeon shifts back to The Shade - and dont get caught inside when it does or you go insane and your PC becomes an NPC villain.

Return to Grimdark.

Darkest Dungeon Cheat Engine Table Dark Plus Answer Some

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