[Note to RPGPundit: I didn't send this as a PM simply because I wanted to get the feedback of the group first.]

Greetings to all..

I had an idea that I'd like to put to the rest of you (and especially RPGPundit).

Obviously for  a new message base. The base would be called "Story of Your Campaign" (or something to that effect). The base could be set up the same way  the Game Reviews base is (or whatever works). Basically, each user would have the capability to create their own entry - named after the name of the campaign they are currently running.  Then, each user could - if they wanted to - give us a overview of what happened that week in their game.

I think it would certainly be interesting to see everyone else's gaming experiences and there's always the possiblity that something in one person's campaign may provide an inspiration to someone else to use in their campaign.

I was going to just do this in a new thread, and then I thought it might be something others would be interested in, hence this post.

Here's the format I'd be using for each entry:

Game name.

# of characters and their names.

Basic Synopsis, including a few interesting details. Maybe 2-5 paragraphs tops.

That's it. But you could use whatever format works best for you, of course.
 
So what do you think? Would you be interested in participating in such a base? Or do you think that would be too much of a pain in the ass?

We used to have microblogs on the site where people did just that, but they were removed. I've asked to have them back a couple of times, as some of the guys in my various groups used to post game summaries here and stopped posting when the blogs were taken away.

There is already a place for this:

Design, Development, and Gameplay

Quote from: brettmb;491731There is already a place for this:

Design, Development, and Gameplay

Right on. Thanks for the heads-up.

Yes, that's the forum where "Actual play" reports and "Campaign outlines" generally go.

RPGPundit

Quote from: RPGPundit;491907Yes, that's the forum where "Actual play" reports and "Campaign outlines" generally go.

Must have missed it the first time around.

Again, thanks for the heads-up.