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Which video should I make in February?

  • How to Run Political Intrigue Adventures/Campaigns 45
  • Luke's Thoughts on Bastions/Strongholds in D&D (somewhat based on new 2024 bastion rules; this will probably include a rant...) 18
  • How to Join Unrelated One-Shots into a Cohesive Campaign 23
  • Using Gods as antagonists in your campaign 7
  • 2024-12-19
  • 93 votes
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Geoff Gilbert

Normally, I'd vote for #1 (since that's my homebrew campaign right now), but I voted for #2, and assumed (especially with a promised rant) it would be a runaway winner. Count me as surprised.

Luke Hart

Well, I'll probably rant about bastions anyway just for fun. Seems like everyone is all ga-ga eyes over them because new shiney I guess, but every time I've tried "strongholds" of some sort, most players couldn't care less about them. IME, players just want to go on adventures, which are the meat of the game, and they are not much interested in the side stuff (such as strongholds) that usually just amount to logistical time sinks (that take away from playing the more fun parts of the game).