Gherhartd Sildoenfein Because random tables help build the world? Both at the table and in your mind: "There are blue dragons in this desert. They rarely leave their sandy lairs, but you keep hearing stories about their deadly lightning breath."
I very rarely prepare anything for multiple uses (that is using it as prepared with different players), but when I stray into medieval fantasy, I have this urge to create random tables. And I know I won't probably use them. Still, the urge.
I love prepping games, so "replay value" translates to "lost opportunities" in my head.
RépondreSupprimerI don't think about replay value when I'm prepping, but I will reuse stuff anyway.
RépondreSupprimerFull disclosure: I am wondering about why do I think random tables for a one-off?
RépondreSupprimerFor a con game, yes.
RépondreSupprimerFor a home game, no.
Gherhartd Sildoenfein Because random tables help build the world? Both at the table and in your mind: "There are blue dragons in this desert. They rarely leave their sandy lairs, but you keep hearing stories about their deadly lightning breath."
RépondreSupprimerI very rarely prepare anything for multiple uses (that is using it as prepared with different players), but when I stray into medieval fantasy, I have this urge to create random tables. And I know I won't probably use them. Still, the urge.
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