Post by dmcaleb on Mar 1, 2017 11:12:21 GMT
So I've been thinking of ways to get players more invested in the campaign and maybe role play a bit more. The one idea with the most teeth seems to be the campaign prompt questions below, but I'm not sure they have the best wording or if I'm missing anything obvious.
Group:
1. What is your group goal or profession?
(merchants, kill a evil king, tomb raider)
2. What setting is the campaign in?
(Metropolitan, frontier, tribal, civilized)
3. What is a key or odd feature of the city/landscape?
(Harbor, emerald mountain range, griffon knights, clockwork gnomes)
Individual:
1. What unique job/role do you perform for the group?
(Pilot, craftsmen, scout)
2. In addition to the rewards of the profession, what is another goal for your character?
(Find lost daughter, restore dragonkind, destroy one ring, try every dwarves stout)
3. How do you know each other?
4. What is a vice of your character?
Group:
1. What is your group goal or profession?
(merchants, kill a evil king, tomb raider)
2. What setting is the campaign in?
(Metropolitan, frontier, tribal, civilized)
3. What is a key or odd feature of the city/landscape?
(Harbor, emerald mountain range, griffon knights, clockwork gnomes)
Individual:
1. What unique job/role do you perform for the group?
(Pilot, craftsmen, scout)
2. In addition to the rewards of the profession, what is another goal for your character?
(Find lost daughter, restore dragonkind, destroy one ring, try every dwarves stout)
3. How do you know each other?
4. What is a vice of your character?
