@LordVreeg, Thanks, Homebrews are more a way of life than a gaming choice, haha. Some good rules there for Homebrew building. Espicially the second. After each game session, when entering my notes into my files, i make sure to add depth and detail, as well as linking any necessary connections with other related files in the campaign.

Scott Wallace

Little is dearer to my blacl little heart than the Art of the HomeBrew. I spend much of my latenight hours on the Campaign Builder’s Guild helping with homebrews. I think this is a great article, well written and useful on many levels.

let me add a feww things.
Vreegs First Rule of Setting design…Make sure the system you choose matches the type of game you intend to play, becaase the Setting and your Game will eventually reflect the system.

Vreeg’s Second Rule of Setting Design…Consistency is the Handmaiden of Immersion and Versimilitude. Keep good notes, and spend a little time after every creation to ‘connect the dots’. If you create a foodtuff or drink, make sure you notate if the bars or inns the players frequent. Is it made locally, or is it imported? If so, where from? If locally made, is it exported?
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