- Proposal
- Permit the use of Storyteller Items like the NPC tokens within the major cities, like Mos Espa., instead being limited to the player cities and wilderness.
- Justification
- As a Dungeon Master and roleplayer, I've found that there is many empty spots within the major cities, which would be ideal for the potential story use.
(Looking at empty imperial landing camp next to Mos Espa for the example, which has high story potential.)
Having an ability to use the storyteller items like the NPCs within the cities would grant people more freedom to run their RP related stories and events to each other.
- Motivation
- Simply having more freedom to use places that the SWG has to offer, when running stories to the fellow roleplayers.
As the title reads, me and surely others who like to play with the Storyteller tools would favor being able to use major cities with their RP events.
Could limit the access to use such major areas behind the Master Chronicler, as well size and number of NPCs you may place for the example with a timer.
(Like only Stormtrooper NPCs for the example, that would disappear on their own and having limit how many the Storyteller could place within the area, not being able to place Krayt Dragons within the city.)
Of course places like cantinas, medbays, training halls, spaceports and bazaars would be off limits, as the people use them.
This way we could prevent potential trolls abusing them, if that is something someone might fear to happen.
Could limit the access to use such major areas behind the Master Chronicler, as well size and number of NPCs you may place for the example with a timer.
(Like only Stormtrooper NPCs for the example, that would disappear on their own and having limit how many the Storyteller could place within the area, not being able to place Krayt Dragons within the city.)
Of course places like cantinas, medbays, training halls, spaceports and bazaars would be off limits, as the people use them.
This way we could prevent potential trolls abusing them, if that is something someone might fear to happen.
