I've been working on carousing rules for my game. I looked at the Orgies, Inc. article in Dragon and Arenson's implementation in First Fantasy Campaign, went through a few iterations, and came back to something that looks very much like Jeff Rient's carousing rules. I think the carousing write-up he did for his Wessex campaign shows them off to best effect.
In richard's comment to Jeff's Wessex carousing post, I learned the word "saltbox". Excellent! I'm not sure if this is a recently coined term or if it's been around for ages, but I'd never heard it before.
Coincidentally, richard posted a new Sea of O'sr island today.
I've also seen the term "wavecrawl", I think on Zak's blog.
ReplyDeleteI got "saltbox" from Charlatan at The Mule Abides, I think. It's also a traditional North American colonial house type.
ReplyDeleteAre you going share those carousing rules. Carousing is one of my favorite topics ;)
ReplyDelete@richard
I don't get "saltbox"?
"I looked at the Orgies, Inc. article in Dragon and Arenson's implementation in First Fantasy Campaign, went through a few iterations"
ReplyDeleteSame methodology, similar result. :)
Wavecrawl is probably more descriptive, but saltbox is funnier.
ReplyDelete@Norman saltbox = sandbox on the sea. After stealing all the best bits from Jeff, my carousing looks pretty much like his with a few additional FFC-ish class-based options.