Would people be interested in a roleplay where you discover

[Boy_Wonder]

new places while playing, as well as build up the initial location (which will be lore rich).

I am aware that this isn't a standard roleplay formula, but I'm looking to see if people would be interested in such.

The concept idea is that there's one 'free' location where other then bar brawls in the inn stats and other events that may happen the useage of stats is limited in this 'free' area. This is effectively the starting point. It starts off as a small village that adventurers pass through, and rest at and restock. 

Outside this area is what will initially start as 'campaign lands' where yes stats are used, dices are rolled etc. After a varying number of campaigns (this depends on how 'wild' the area is) the area is deemed as settled (once the starter location has gained enough status to become a town). A new village springs up then that adventurers can use as a resting place. Does this sound remotely interesting as a roleplay concept (despite it not being a 'normal' rp set up)

[Ember]

I'd be interested. It sounds cool.

[rameseskhan]

Mar 24, 2016 0:16:27 GMT -8 Boy_Wonder said:

new places while playing, as well as build up the initial location (which will be lore rich).

I am aware that this isn't a standard roleplay formula, but I'm looking to see if people would be interested in such.

The concept idea is that there's one 'free' location where other then bar brawls in the inn stats and other events that may happen the useage of stats is limited in this 'free' area. This is effectively the starting point. It starts off as a small village that adventurers pass through, and rest at and restock. 

Outside this area is what will initially start as 'campaign lands' where yes stats are used, dices are rolled etc. After a varying number of campaigns (this depends on how 'wild' the area is) the area is deemed as settled (once the starter location has gained enough status to become a town). A new village springs up then that adventurers can use as a resting place. Does this sound remotely interesting as a roleplay concept (despite it not being a 'normal' rp set up)

Does this require a mod for the thread in order for the story to progress?

[Boy_Wonder]

May 31, 2016 14:05:32 GMT -8 rameseskhan said:

Mar 24, 2016 0:16:27 GMT -8 Boy_Wonder said:

new places while playing, as well as build up the initial location (which will be lore rich).

I am aware that this isn't a standard roleplay formula, but I'm looking to see if people would be interested in such.

The concept idea is that there's one 'free' location where other then bar brawls in the inn stats and other events that may happen the useage of stats is limited in this 'free' area. This is effectively the starting point. It starts off as a small village that adventurers pass through, and rest at and restock. 

Outside this area is what will initially start as 'campaign lands' where yes stats are used, dices are rolled etc. After a varying number of campaigns (this depends on how 'wild' the area is) the area is deemed as settled (once the starter location has gained enough status to become a town). A new village springs up then that adventurers can use as a resting place. Does this sound remotely interesting as a roleplay concept (despite it not being a 'normal' rp set up)

Does this require a mod for the thread in order for the story to progress?

Nope - just admin observation, and adding in new boards with maps to describe them as and when required.

[rameseskhan]

That could be an interesting site. However, you have to be careful with stats. Unless everyone has a clear understanding, you'll find yourself having to explain a lot.

[Boy_Wonder]

Jun 1, 2016 9:57:53 GMT -8 rameseskhan said:

That could be an interesting site. However, you have to be careful with stats. Unless everyone has a clear understanding, you'll find yourself having to explain a lot.

I'm still doing this site development on the back burner. As its built off a system I'd hope would be useable in real life table top games (even if it Is one I've built myself) I'm planning on stress testing the system doing 'real life' table top games with it