Welcome Travellers!

Over the years as I have talked to people about the game, I have noticed that some words seem to turn some gamers off. These are words like "plausible," "verisimilitude," or "rational." Now I know that these words don't represent bad things, but people tend to think of them as words that take the joy or fun out of fantasy gaming. I am learning -- slowly and lately -- to purge these words from my "elevator speech" about the game and instead use the words "immersive," and "internally consistent." I am convinced that on a concept-level, despite the play-style, I deliver a better game. However, the way that I talk about it comes across as erudite, academic, reserved, and detached. It will help when I can start getting some good test-play sessions recorded and up on YouTube so that people can experience the speed, immersion, and immediacy of the game. What other words that I use to describe the game should I consider dropping? Should I hide my pillars somewhere in the back drawer and market the differentiators as : Natural, Easy, Fast, and Immersive? I'll care that these words are derivatives or corollaries to my pillars but no-one else will.

It’s got to be one of the better epic campaigns ever if one was to collect together all the campaigns that have been gone through out there in the world. And it even has an ending, still a work in progress, but definitely an ending. Thirty years of playing some hundred years or so of character time. And the way it all turned out for the ending is actually quite fitting when taking into account all the decisions the players made along the way with their characters. Like Rich said, it’s a very compelling story when you really look at it, from both a player and character perspective.