Enforced "goodness" -- a good thing?

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Topic: Enforced "goodness" -- a good thing?

Warrior

Member # 3056

written Sunday, June 29 2003 10:36 Profile #25

I guess my main point is to stray away from good or evil goals. The words are so generic and undefined anyway. How many adventures have had you working for the empire? Remember how many evils they've done? What about the vanhatai? I prefer adventures where you are free to roam and make choices of your own. If you really want to give a player an adventure they'll enjoy, why not give a poll at the beginning to find they're reasons for adventuring. You can give choices like "to save people", "To find treasure", or "to gain power." Using this can help to make an adventure everyone can enjoy.

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Law Bringer

Member # 2984

written Sunday, June 29 2003 12:47 Profile Homepage #26

Gaining power and finding treasure is, in many ways, identical: Power (as in 'strength', 'high stats', 'good weapons' etc.), helps you gain treasure faster. Treasure (weapons and money) makes you more powerful, through training and better equipment. ;)

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