A wonder and an inspiration that could warrant a whole publication on the order of Henry Hyde's Martinstaadt campaign. I think it would be of great benefit if you went into more detail on how you generated political objectives, how you decided when to fight on the table vs. letting a more abstract system decide, etc... I know that some of these topics are covered in books like Hellfire and Sylvester's book, but a bit of a guided tour of your thoughts would benefit even people (like me) who've read these but not put them into practice. That is, of course, it's not a drudgery to do so.
This was a great write-up and really well thought out. It makes me want to get some campaign games in.
A wonder and an inspiration that could warrant a whole publication on the order of Henry Hyde's Martinstaadt campaign. I think it would be of great benefit if you went into more detail on how you generated political objectives, how you decided when to fight on the table vs. letting a more abstract system decide, etc... I know that some of these topics are covered in books like Hellfire and Sylvester's book, but a bit of a guided tour of your thoughts would benefit even people (like me) who've read these but not put them into practice. That is, of course, it's not a drudgery to do so.