Your Ultimate Guide To RPG Sandbox Creation

[@FlintFireforge]

Hey all, I re-uploaded the video with better sound quality. Let me know if it's loud enough, now. Thanks.

[@brads2041]

Yes to walking through this!

[@equality7_2522]

Would like to see you walk through this process. I am first time DM looking for ways to jazz up my OSRIC campaign.

[@liamtaylor4955]

I like it. Reminds me of my long-held desire for flora and fauna that make sense. For example, it doesn't make sense to me (unless, magic) for there to be a dragon every 3 miles-a beast that large needs a far larger territory to produce sufficient mass to eat. Carrying capacity. A tool that procedurally generates plausible ecosystems would be cool. Thanks for this video!

[@FlintFireforge]

@@liamtaylor4955 You're very welcome. Great insight. Thanks for watching.

[@agilemonk6305]

Sounds good on the volume. A little low still. But works just fine. 😊

[@bizikimiz6003]

I have always ahd the party going on places that are only locally mappable. Like a world where there are lakes and steep hills of roughly the same size (100 miles diameter), and every hill has 2d6 neighboring lakes, and every lake has 2d6 neighboring hills. You can even fix those as 7, I promise you, you can not make a global map of it. So the party starts perhaps on an island, or on a hill each is perfectly mappable. Nobody was ever interested in large scale maps, they were more interested in what is going on on the other side of this locked door and such.