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Frame Fight

Jeffery Estes [Moderator] •
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Jeffery Estes [Moderator]
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Campaign Frames are probably my favorite thing about DH. I wish Darrington Press would put more frames into the SRD Core and publish an entire book or supplement of Frames. I'd also love to see a Frame Builder like their Card generator tool.

I started with the Five Banners Burning for my first DH group but I have plans to start cranking out my own soon.

So please post your frames here and let the rest of us take a peek at your world!

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Jaybird Games
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5 months ago
I'm currently running Colossus of the Drylands and loving it! As for my own frames, I put out Starbreaker here on Heart of Daggers and I'm really proud of it, but I already have ideas to expand it later this year.Right now I'm working on Light as a Feather: a sky-faring surrealist campaign frame with hurricane gods and swarms that can morph together into one powerful being.
Chapo the Dog
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5 months ago
For anyone looking to create a professional-looking campaign frame, Reddit user u/AeronDrake posted an amazing Homebrewery template:Check it out here
James Bratten
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5 months ago
Dude, that template is rad. Thanks for the link Chapo!
Hendo
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5 months ago
I've got a D&D5e homebrew world I've converted to Daggerheart, and started a frame for but I'm conflicted about wether I want my Frame to cover a specific nation, and keep it 'local' or to encompass the whole world. I think I should just embrace a multi-page Frame instead of trying to keep it small & neat
Jaybird Games
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5 months ago
@Hendo Frames are usually multiple pages, but I think limiting the scope makes it easier both for you and anyone reading your frame. I would recommend covering a specific place, preferably with one big central tension. Makes it way easier to hook people and helps avoid sounding like an encyclopedia entry!
Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern
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1 week ago

Do you guys plan on running short self contained narratives versus multi session/years long campaigns. I love frames but cant imagine a world where I would get to play in all the options I can think of...

Jeffery Estes [Moderator]
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1 week ago

I built my game world with magically segregated continents and I'm running a few different frames (one frame per continent).

Eris
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1 week ago

@Dwayne at The Tabletop Tavern I think both have their place. I haven't yet run a long-form Daggerheart campaign (Soon...), but I think it's suitable for both playstyles.
If I convert my old back-burner fantasy setting into Daggerheart, it'd be multiple campaign frames in a single shared setting.

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