HandofCrom
2012-02-09, 12:36 PM
I recently picked up the x-crawl campaign book, and realized 4e would be a perfect system for running it, so I was looking for tips on converting it. X-crawl takes place in a some what modern world with magic, where the big thing on TV is the extreme sport x-crawl, where teams of players do dungeon crawls for fame, glory, and soda endorsements.
1. Firearms are going to be important, though since they can't be enchanted or used in legal games, players probably won't use them much. What are some good resources for representing them, like if players help regular military in monster hunting or have exciting altercations with police or state sec?
2. What would be the best way to apply the tier system to this setting? For 3e, it recommended various divisions for players from levels 3 to 15, with the notorious and lethal unlimited league dungeons at higher levels. Can I adapt this same kind of system? Would play break down in paragon or epic tiers?
3. The main country of the setting is fascist, and players will inevitably have conflicts with it. What's a good way to represent it's forces and scale them appropriately? The government will have arcane and clerical support, but it will feel silly sending waves of epic super soldiers against epic level PCs.
I'm inexperienced with 4e, so I will appreciate any advice.
1. Firearms are going to be important, though since they can't be enchanted or used in legal games, players probably won't use them much. What are some good resources for representing them, like if players help regular military in monster hunting or have exciting altercations with police or state sec?
2. What would be the best way to apply the tier system to this setting? For 3e, it recommended various divisions for players from levels 3 to 15, with the notorious and lethal unlimited league dungeons at higher levels. Can I adapt this same kind of system? Would play break down in paragon or epic tiers?
3. The main country of the setting is fascist, and players will inevitably have conflicts with it. What's a good way to represent it's forces and scale them appropriately? The government will have arcane and clerical support, but it will feel silly sending waves of epic super soldiers against epic level PCs.
I'm inexperienced with 4e, so I will appreciate any advice.