This campaign world can be played with any d20 or D&D version

(NOTE if you want more details or some of my playtest notes feel free to DM me here or email me at my alias @gmail.com)

Years of gendoical war has taken it toll on the Kindgom of Foresky the landscape is ravished, humans and elves have been enslaved by the tens of thousands the last bastions of freedom the elvish forest of Ky'Lie and the human fortress of Lastshot are the only places not in the evil Overlord Tierail's control. Tierail a anicent demon released from his prison of the tweleve runic daggers by one of his 4 generals a human know as Darlick the Betrayer. His other generals being Sylia the Seducer, a subbui of great power, Lich lord Amaze, and finally the anicent red know to humans as Spark.

Lasthope: Built decades ago during the brutal wars to tame the kingdom of Foresky, it is a fortress with a mountian at its back. Home to roughly 5,000 it has became the last bastion of a kingdom that is only on maps. All the blood of Foresky has been murdered by Tierail, the capital was one of the first cities to fall. Lasthope current commander is the youngest of all of Lord Foresky's generals, General Ronius Heartblade. All able bodied people of Lasthope are required to serve in the milta. And all immigrants are keep in a area known as the QPen until they can be verified that they are not spies of the enemy.

Ky'Lie: A former great forest, now a mere shadow of what it once was. Mighty treants help the elves protect the last reminding areas of the fortress deep within lies a anicent silverleaf that holds the might of the elves. Rare and powerful magics, ancient and powerful relics and tomes of anicent lore wrote when the world was young and untamed.. And man was still living in caves

Human / Elven relationships are a little chilly at best (the whole human set the big bad demon mofo free thing)

NPC's of Note

* Lasthope (Humans)
o General Ronius Heartblade - Leader of the human armies, and mayor of Lasthope
o Capt Modius - captain of the guards in Lasthope
o Capt Grindbolt - highest ranking dwarf in the human army
o Lt. Wilson - in charge of the scouting and raiding parties
o Lt. Slientsnap - in charge of assassinations and recon
o Lt. Bodrage - in charge of assaults on enemy encampments
o Lt. Mince aka Flaming Maid in charge of defenses so named for her firey temper

* Ky'lie (Elves)
o King Elf Lord Gleaming Treelight - rarely seen anymore lives at the heart of Ky'lie
o Lord Silverleaf -  commander of the elven army
o Lady Magusroot - most powerful known wizardess in the free armies
o Lord Goldbranch - high cleric of the elves
o Lord Muffleberry - the most human of the elves, high level rogue and spokeperson

It must be just me, but I seem to read the name of the setting consistently as "Foreskin". Must be some flashback to the Year of the Cock or something.

Other than that, contact requests are usually fronted on the Connections subforum. Perhaps the moderation will whisk us there at some point.

Now, to the business: what kind of campaign material do you have for this? Perhaps you could list some general information:

• How long is the campaign in sessions, roughly?
• Dungeons, wilderness, city adventure?
• CR-appropriate encounters, sand-box model, something else?
• Railroaded, No Myth, living world, something else?
• What kind of monsters, NPCs? Combat-intensiveness?
• Apparently this doesn't include statistics of any kind if it's playable with any D&D version?
• NPC write-ups? Set-piece descriptions? Maps?
• What kind of publication are you thinking for this?

I'm trying to get a sense for what kind of campaign materials you have here, as that will surely impact on the interest of prospective playtesters. I'm probably not myself going to be able to playtest a D&D campaign this summer, but telling more about what you actually have (apart from the backstory, which seems nice enough for D&D) will surely spark interest. What you've written leaves me a bit uncertain of whether we're speaking of a fully realized old-school campaign with hex maps for overland travel, or a '90s style plotted and GM-led campaign, or something entirely different.

Eero wrote:
It must be just me, but I seem to read the name of the setting consistently as "Foreskin". Must be some flashback to the Year of the Cock or something.

Other than that, contact requests are usually fronted on the Connections subforum. Perhaps the moderation will whisk us there at some point.

Now, to the business: what kind of campaign material do you have for this? Perhaps you could list some general information:

• How long is the campaign in sessions, roughly?
• Dungeons, wilderness, city adventure?
• CR-appropriate encounters, sand-box model, something else?
• Railroaded, No Myth, living world, something else?
• What kind of monsters, NPCs? Combat-intensiveness?
• Apparently this doesn't include statistics of any kind if it's playable with any D&D version?
• NPC write-ups? Set-piece descriptions? Maps?
• What kind of publication are you thinking for this?

I'm trying to get a sense for what kind of campaign materials you have here, as that will surely impact on the interest of prospective playtesters. I'm probably not myself going to be able to playtest a D&D campaign this summer, but telling more about what you actually have (apart from the backstory, which seems nice enough for D&D) will surely spark interest. What you've written leaves me a bit uncertain of whether we're speaking of a fully realized old-school campaign with hex maps for overland travel, or a '90s style plotted and GM-led campaign, or something entirely different.

("Publication" as a concept also includes publishing for free in the Internet. Nothing wrong with it.)

Seems pretty dandy to me. Perhaps you should put all the material up on a web-page or something to attract playtesters? I imagine that the quality of the materials and especially how they are presented would affect the interest of prospective groups a great deal. For what it's worth that seems to be the kind of scenario-based campaign building I'd like, it's just that I'm far too busy to take on a D&D campaign at this point.

Eero wrote:
("Publication" as a concept also includes publishing for free in the Internet. Nothing wrong with it.)

Seems pretty dandy to me. Perhaps you should put all the material up on a web-page or something to attract playtesters? I imagine that the quality of the materials and especially how they are presented would affect the interest of prospective groups a great deal. For what it's worth that seems to be the kind of scenario-based campaign building I'd like, it's just that I'm far too busy to take on a D&D campaign at this point.