PrinceYyrkoon
Mongoose
The situation is this. Its the summer holidays, and Im a parent of two teenage boys. Theyve suggested, along with their friends, that I run a D&D campaign for them over the holidays. I dont mind this, it gets the away from their X Boxes, PS2s, and whathaveyou, at least, for a little while. Theyre familiar with rpgs, (well, D&D), shouldnt be a problem. Might even be enjoyable for me!
Now, Im thinking of stealthing them into a Runequest campaign. I dont fancy all that D20 paperwork. Actually, I cant face another readthrough of the Players Handbook (3.5).
Trouble is, and I know this is amazing to think, but Im at a loss as to how to ease them into Runequest, (a hybrid of MRQ and BRP in fact, as the system of choice for my freinds and I). How do you introduce a bunch of teens to the wonders of Runequest?
Got any ideas for a D&D-like RQ campaign? A setting or scenario thats not too complex and bogged down in detail (that probably precludes Glorantha)? Something these guys will like? I got nothin', and we start next week! Any suggestions welcome, it may jog my creative instincts.
Now, Im thinking of stealthing them into a Runequest campaign. I dont fancy all that D20 paperwork. Actually, I cant face another readthrough of the Players Handbook (3.5).
Trouble is, and I know this is amazing to think, but Im at a loss as to how to ease them into Runequest, (a hybrid of MRQ and BRP in fact, as the system of choice for my freinds and I). How do you introduce a bunch of teens to the wonders of Runequest?
Got any ideas for a D&D-like RQ campaign? A setting or scenario thats not too complex and bogged down in detail (that probably precludes Glorantha)? Something these guys will like? I got nothin', and we start next week! Any suggestions welcome, it may jog my creative instincts.