05-21-2011, 03:25 AM
Seriously:
Difficult to say, really.
It was simply what suited my needs best when I was looking to run a campaign.
Actually, when I run a campaign, I prefer settings or adventures I'm indifferent about -
that keeps me neutral enough to run a story for the players, not just for myself.
Now, eight years after I started gaming in Blackmoor, it's really a habit. I do it, because I know my material,
and it's easiest to me. Game-wise, the proximity to the Wilderlands is also an ENORMOUS asset,
because you have a lot of blank spaces that you can fill.
For example, one my most recent runs in BM was this adventure:
![[Image: JG107.jpg]](http://www.asgi.co.uk/images/JG107.jpg)
It was easy to insert, and a lot of fun for my players. What more can a DM hope for?
Difficult to say, really.
It was simply what suited my needs best when I was looking to run a campaign.
Actually, when I run a campaign, I prefer settings or adventures I'm indifferent about -
that keeps me neutral enough to run a story for the players, not just for myself.
Now, eight years after I started gaming in Blackmoor, it's really a habit. I do it, because I know my material,
and it's easiest to me. Game-wise, the proximity to the Wilderlands is also an ENORMOUS asset,
because you have a lot of blank spaces that you can fill.
For example, one my most recent runs in BM was this adventure:
It was easy to insert, and a lot of fun for my players. What more can a DM hope for?