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Hi everyone, after taking into account various feedback I have started to refine and rewrite parts of the story. As such, I updated the first post a bit: Content: 1) Added rough estimates for location and timeframe (there will be a few changes necessary to accommodate that): Golden age and Northwest...

Heya, I don't know most of the stuff, but I did one for the great ogre and will see to some of the othrs. Great Ogre: "Many Ogres don't get too old, as their size and lack of finesse make them valuable prey for the more cunning and ruthless of predators. But those that survive by adapting to th...

Hello BTIsaac, I do aknowledge that going for different ideas at times is beneficial (and try to do that where I think it is sensible). I also think there are instances where you play some tropes straight is the way to tell your story. If you want to suggest certain tropes or story beat's I should s...

Hi Landiss, first of all thanks for replying. I really appreciate that. :D Regarding your question, I actually chose two themes for the campaign which interconnect (and are basically present in most stories about colonialism, as you have pointed out): The first one is about stereotyping other cultur...

Hello everyone, just to give a short overview of my schedule: I have decided to train myself by making the missions 4-6 into a mini-campaign ("Orcish memories") and implementing them as playable scenarios to have a better idea about the required work and get a feel for the WML etc. - The s...

Hello everyone, inspired from the talk in the discussion about units and different perpective on the different cultures in Westnoth, I have created a rough outline for a campaign that has thematic roots in stories about colonialism. Please consider the draft here a first iteration, because it's not ...