   What should I name my D&D campaign?
  I am putting a D&D campaign together for my friends and I to play on and, while I got a good idea for the campain itself, I don''t have a name... I was thinking of making it "Die Über Dungeons und Drache Suche" (German for The Super Dungeons and Dragons Quest) but I don''t know. Anyone got any ideas?    My Livejournal||My Ultimate Game collection||Necro-File''s Lair of Despair
  Escape from four thousand feet below the earth: A dungeon hack.  ;quote:Original post by Critical_Waste  Escape from four thousand feet below the earth: A dungeon hack. lol.If you can think of a campaigne, why are you worrying about the name at all?  Don''t even give it a name, or call it a campaigne, works better.  ;  You give them names?EDIT: and how could we, having no idea its plots, area etc hope to give an adequate, non-generic name?[edited by - kordova on May 26, 2003 10:19:09 PM];quote:Original post by kordova  You give them names?EDIT: and how could we, having no idea its plots, area etc hope to give an adequate, non-generic name?[edited by - kordova on May 26, 2003 10:19:09 PM]  You must be confused, he said D&D. I suggest "A Dungeon Crawl: The Voyage Under Ground"  ;  Necro-File''s D&D Campaign #001.Do you have a plot set out?  If you have the plot, it can help with generating a name for it.Rob LoachCurrent Project:  Go Through Object-Oriented Programming in C++ by Robert Lafore"Do or do not.  There is no try."- Yoda;  I just want some really rediculous name that doesn''t really have to do with the plot it self, especially since a campaign is a series of quests and only the quests will have serious names. If no one can give me something LOL then I will just use my original idea.  ;  Necro-File''s Happy Mr. Butt Monkey Quest for the Holy Steam Boat D&D Campaign.Rob LoachCurrent Project:  Go Through Object-Oriented Programming in C++ by Robert Lafore"Do or do not.  There is no try."- Yoda;  I would call your adventure; Ivellio''s Quest.The reason why? I don''t know.Cay you tell me a brief story about your Quest?I am the Master of Dungeons and Dragons!=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=Ignore me if I sound Dumb!  ;  - Rescue of the Mostly Nude Elven Princess- Kill all the Orcs- Dumb Barbarians Smashing things with Clubs- Bar Fight- Hastur, Hastur, Hastur...- Medieval Fedex- The Quest to Kill Things and Loot the BodiesBut why choose something odd. Make up a name relative to the game. It will make more sense to your player, assuming you will tell them the title at some point. The adventure I'm writing at the moment (May be submitted to Dungeon Magazine), will be taking place in the planescape setting. The players will be trying to find Aoskar's daughter who has gone missing/run away. I'm calling it "Daughter Doorways" at the moment. It gives the players a small tidbit to chew on and will get them curious.Honestly though, why title it? Unless you are planning to publish it in some way.Let us know about your quest (Unless your player visit the forums). I always like hearing other people ideas.Edit #1: Geek points awarded to anyone who knows who Aoskar was.Edit #2: Just one more thing. When I was running a vampire chronicle I used to title each chronicle in Latin. Can't seem to find the dictionary I used, but I'm sure there are a few online sources around. Choose something mundane like, "The Dead Walk Again". It sounds freeky in latin. I gave an experience point to the player that could translate it without outside aid.[edited by - Reaptide on May 27, 2003 2:03:03 AM][edited by - Reaptide on May 27, 2003 2:06:39 AM]