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Deaghaidh

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I was thinking the other day about an effort I organized (ages ago) to make a non-magical GoT type fictional kingdom for a forum game. It turned out to be dead on arrival, because making the fantasy kingdom was the fun part. So I thought maybe it would be worth doing as a collaborative exercise.

People would take turns on adding to what has gone before. Maybe a region, maybe a family, maybe an event or an aspect of the culture.

That's literally as far as I've gotten with this idea.
 
Perhpas make some form of rule system clear if you want people to latch on to this idea.
 
Perhpas make some form of rule system clear if you want people to latch on to this idea.

I'm not far along with this idea, so aside from "no negation" I don't have much.

One system might be to come up with an outline of the geography and break it up into "counties" or "duchies." Each 'turn' would be a player taking one of them and writing about it up to the "present."

Alternately we could go through the map once to fill in the geography, then a pass to fill in prehistory through bronze age, another for the early Iron Age (Rome equivalent), then for the dark ages/early mediveal, etc.
 
Alternately we could go through the map once to fill in the geography, then a pass to fill in prehistory through bronze age, another for the early Iron Age (Rome equivalent), then for the dark ages/early mediveal, etc.

If you want to go this route, check out Microscope for some rules inspirations if you're not already aware of it. It's a game about collaboratively creating the history of a fictional world.
 
I was not aware of this game. Sounds like something I'd be super into, if anyone has it and wants to do a forum game of it.