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The Grey Company Author: Peter Maranci System: RuneQuest Category: Fantasy Type: Campaign An example of a campaign genesis scenario: an adventure designed to take a group of player characters who don't necessarily know each other and form them into a long-lasting group, with continuing plot threads and the potential for a developing arc. It's also set in Glorantha - in Pavis, as a matter of fact - but the concepts would likely be useful in many fantasy settings. Views: (8571) Comments: (6) Rating: 9.0 2000-09-19 15:52:35 [Add Comment] posted by Magnus Jones on 2000-09-24 12:41:58 posted by Olethros on 2001-10-17 09:22:50 Quite a nice story, with interesting plots. The work required by the GM is considerable, but there is enough for the GM to know what is going on. Still, I'd appreciate a little bit more detail in some parts. posted by Mishel on 2003-01-18 07:38:26 Really the best genesis schenario I have ever seen. posted by Erebus on 2003-02-02 12:09:57 This campaign scenario is an excellent framework within which to set adventures, and by doing so give them more impact. Works as well within D&D as with Runequest. posted by Eldritch on 2007-12-22 02:37:30 Some interesting ideas in there - some better than others. I especially like the idea of the group being stuck with a house that they can't pay taxes on...