>Previously on /5eg/: DMs, how much of the world do you like your adventures to span? Do you think continent spanning quests give the game a sense of grandeur, or make the world feel too small? Players, how far do you like to travel in game? Are you content to stay in the same general area as long as the story is good, or do you prefer exploring new locales and constantly shifting exotic lands?
I feel that a small travel area allows that area to be fleshed out more.
Josiah Ramirez
>Players, how far do you like to travel in game? Are you content to stay in the same general area as long as the story is good, or do you prefer exploring new locales and constantly shifting exotic lands? You know Paper Mario? You sort of get both with that kind of world map and travel system.
John Edwards
I like continent-spanning adventures as long as it's made clear that there are other continents in the world that we'll likely never visit that are going through just as many shenanigans as the one we're on.
Robert Myers
I am making a bard and I think the music motif I want to go for is Balkan brass since it seems like a pretty unique way to play the trumpet. Problem is, I don't speak Gypsy so I can't find a lot of good solos to give me a sample for the music. I came upon some pretty obscure shit but I need to go even deeper. Here is a sample of what I am talking about: youtube.com/watch?v=ywKxLSPL6sg youtube.com/watch?v=ug_58s4CDk4 youtu.be/46hJAHh-wlI?t=26
Can someone help with more? Have a THICCling in return.
