How would you run it?
>paladins, clerics and monks goin' to holy land
>encounter regular adventurering shit on the way
>also encounter wilderness rules
>also holy relics are stolen by BBEG and you must go and steal them back
>>47893575
It's one of the few times Ryutamma will shine.
And I would run it like a religous pilgrimage to a holy site or holy sites to get the Gods' blessing, all the why surviving the journey.
Are we going to Flavortown?
>>47893684
it would be pretty fun and comfy, though sadly i'll never be able to play that type of game or the system...
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>>47893575
Journey is the real adventure, destination is the reward.
>Clerics
>Many Clerics
>Of many different creeds and faiths
>Heading to the same Holy Site
>All for different reasons
>All believing different things
>Feed party ambiguous claims that be twisted, turned and taken dozens of ways
>Enjoy shitstorm
I'm doing one right now, kinda, the objetive is ambiguous
>shit is going on
>to find the source of the shit that's going on the party must travel the world without going back because time is of the esence
>little by little they learn the nature of the problem while solving other shit along the way
>they finally reach the destination and solve the shit
its so basic I don't even know what to say
>>47893765
What is the crusades?
>>47893986
A big series of mistakes.
Just spend each session having one of the players share their backstory.
>>47893575
>not basing all campaigns on the Pilgrim's Progress
>not forcing absolutely lead-handed lessons in Puritan morality on your players at all times with the subtlety of a crossdressing Rhino
>>47893575
FFX is a good example, and I guess Dark Souls 1 counts as one to.
>>47893575
>>47893575
>>47893575
>Hyperion
>>47895433
we canterbury now
>>47893765
Canterbury tales?
>>47893575
i've done it, with messianic visions given to each player along the way to give it a plot. some real, some hallucinated, all of them conflicting
>>47894775
Hey, it kept Arabs at bay for the most part, as a matter of fact we could use another.
