Original Campaign Concept:
A historical-ish campaign set in a medieval-ish world. There is no magic or monsters. Just forests, swords, farms, and castles. The characters are all from the small town of Northenden and start off as young friends. Everything is pleasant enough, but inevitably things take a turn for the more eventful and momentous. The characters grow age-wise and experience-wise, as perhaps the world is turned on its head. As per usual with my campaigns, the focus is on deep plots, and intelligent roleplaying, complex characters and interactions. Because that is what's fun to me.

Inspiration: I was thinking back to when I was 10 or 11, and used to read about or play out all those fantasies of innocent 16/17 year olds who lead normal lives and then are swept into events much larger than themselves. In most of the games these days we usually start out as adventurers – ready to take on the next task at hand, or perhaps as 'regular dudes' but usually older ones, with much experience of life. And then I realized that all of us are either 19 or 20 now, so we're older than those naive, innocent, wide-eyed youths ready to discover the world. So as we go through our mid-life crises, my little game hopes to take off a good 2 or 3 years, and make ya feel young again! That and I started to miss dreaming about the raw, comparative simplicity, and outdoorsiness of the medieval age, especially when it's uncluttered by fanciful and ultimately shallow constructions like elves and wizards. Oh where has the faith in the human being gone? Mundane should be the last of words when describing humanity.