GM Campaign Help-RPG Campaign Assistant

Example

Defining a unique campaign concept that remains secret from players to maintain the element of surprise and discovery.

Scenario

A GM plans to create a campaign where the world's magic is dying, and players must uncover ancient relics to restore it. GM Campaign Help assists in brainstorming this concept and developing engaging pitch points.

Example

Creating detailed maps of the main dungeon's surrounding area, including significant settlements, terrain features, and mysterious sites.

Scenario

For a campaign set in a region plagued by dragon attacks, GM Campaign Help helps the GM map out key locations, such as the dragon's lair, affected villages, and hidden sanctuaries.

Example

Designing multi-level dungeons with unique themes, features, and challenges.

Scenario

A GM wants to design a three-level dungeon underneath an ancient, cursed castle. GM Campaign Help provides guidance on defining themes for each level, such as haunted halls, treacherous traps, and the final confrontation with the curse's source.

Example

Sketching or selecting town maps, naming shops and services, and detailing essential locations.

Scenario

Creating a bustling port town where players can gather information, recruit allies, and prepare for their sea voyage. GM Campaign Help aids in defining the town's unique feature, a legendary lighthouse with a mysterious keeper.

Example

Outlining the geography of the larger world, including other realms, a pantheon, and significant dates.

Scenario

A campaign set in a world where the barriers between realms are weakening. GM Campaign Help assists in creating encounter tables for these terrains and developing a rival adventurers' group that players may encounter.