http://blog.storygames.kr/ 놀이 이야기, 놀이 속 이야기 ko Thu, 04 Mar 2010 09:42:10 +0900 Textcube 1.7.8 : Con moto http://blog.storygames.kr/attach/1/1389458283.jpg http://blog.storygames.kr/ 180 235 놀이 이야기, 놀이 속 이야기 http://blog.storygames.kr/entry/dragons#comment798 Hell yeah, it's a really cool campaign idea. Glad you found my writeup helpful. :) I've read your first actual play post, sounds like it was one bad-ass session. Pulp adventure, nineteenth-century Korea style! Heh. Wow, a royal genealogy... you're a braver woman than I am. At least you're not doing the whole five hundred years, now that would be torture. I'm assuming you're doing this for the international intrigue portion of the campaign? Overall the dude who sits the throne in Hanyang wouldn't have a huge impact on the lives of commoners on distant Jejudo. Some kings are better, some worse, sometimes there's internal unrest and heads roll, life goes on. The dowager queens were some very interesting (and scary) ladies. It's fascinating to see how women found and held power in such a deeply sexist society. You might want to look at some royal concubines as well, some of them were very intriguing personalities and important power players. Then, my advice is--mix and match what grabs you for maximum mayhem. Have fun, and I'll be looking forward to more AP posts! (Eldir) http://blog.storygames.kr/entry/dragons#comment798 http://blog.storygames.kr/entry/dragons#comment Thu, 07 Jun 2007 10:51:16 +0900 http://blog.storygames.kr/entry/dragons#comment797 Hey, I'm really glad you like the idea! Your writeup is very helpful and interesting. I've been doing a lot of research and worldbuilding for the game. You would not believe how long it took me to make the geneology of the Korean royal family in the 1800s, and I'm still not done. I especially got interested in the personalities of all the dowager queens! (Liz Henry) http://blog.storygames.kr/entry/dragons#comment797 http://blog.storygames.kr/entry/dragons#comment Thu, 07 Jun 2007 02:46:14 +0900