How do I make a campaign where PC's are in a highschool learning how to fight monsters
How do I make a campaign where PC's are in a highschool learning how to fight monsters
Ayden Ortiz
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John Reed
First you'd start with choosing a system.
Austin Rodriguez
Gurps.
Lincoln Moore
Time period and setting? Do they have firearms?
Christopher Williams
Generic fantasy, no firearms
Caleb Barnes
Why fuck it up so bad?
Pre-modern schooling didn't have the concept of K-12. If you want early studying, it should be personal tutoring between individuals, maybe small groups. Basically, squiring. Academies existed for adults, of course.
Also, something to consider: "adult" used to mean 12+.
Eli Cooper
Start assembling spreadsheets to figure out hiw to squeezw out a drop of fun from that mess. Give up.
David Johnson
I play gurps a lot and have fun. I just want ideas.
Dylan Bennett
Leave this place.
Samuel Walker
Adeva might have some good ideas on how to do it. Just ignore the rules and scavenge whatever idea looks interesting.
In a school setting players will generally make their own fun, and you'll be more of a moderator and less of an evil presence at the end of the table.
A good mix is 3-4 RP sessions for each mainly combat session, or 20% of each session devoted to combat if you insist on rollplaying every week.
School campaigns tend to bring out the best in a lot of players, there is usually a sense of coherency and teamwork that's not present in a lot of regular games. Also, there is a need to work within the system and solve problems instead of just killing everyone. (although that could make for a fantastic ending for a horror themed campaign)