Alternative Campaign

[Emerald Greybeard]

When I first got into it, I had the same thought, so I did some creative tweaking and changed some things. I like to use the rules and groundwork laid down by the game as a base and build it from there. Change a few things I don't like and get away from the 'mold' that was cast. I like DL because the parts of the RPG I don't like are easily changed to fit my own needs (like using the Fate cards AND dice during gameplay). I mean, who says I can't have dragons running rampant in my world or who says I have to have magic items in my world? If you have alot of time (which not many people do anymore) you can pretty much re-work any RPG to fit how you envision the world should be. Just my 2 cents!

[zukie]

Love kingdoms of Kalamar, when im not dming birthright for our group im playing in kindoms of kalamar with our other DM is scary to see how close it is to birthright

[Elijah]

Ever since I started playing Birthright, I stopped playing other fantasy campaigns. (I still play SF and stuff like that.) Basically because BR is the best! It's the D&D setting closest to the original high fantasy vision of Tolkien and which allows freedom of play, unlike Dragonlance, while settings like FR and and Greyhawk have mutated into power gaming arenas.

[Arjan]

When i DMed we played BR, but one of the players took it over from me, and although we are located in FR now, we play a mixture of FR, BR, WoT and RL and Illuminati so kinda homebrew

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[Sir Justine]

Im my group I'm the DM of a Birthright campaigns, but I'm a player in a D20 Star Wars and a Scarred Lands campaigns, plus Vulter, a medieval fantasycampaign made by my brother (i find it very good, actually it has lots of elements "borrowed" from Birthright)!